Sid Meier's Civilization VI: Gathering Storm

A separate issue is the World Congress - by speaking at it, we influence the fate of the whole world, as well as gain potential allies and overall influence. In addition, by taking part in special sessions, voting on resolutions or using allied favors, we score points to achieve Diplomatic Victory.

Expansion introduces a new era (21st century), eight new civilizations and nine previously unavailable leaders. The list of novelties also includes additional units, buildings, districts and technologies, as well as wonders of the world and nature. The authors have introduced a number of minor improvements and bonuses, such as updating scientific and cultural victories, expanding the espionage system or enriching the game with new Historical Moments.

Game modes

Sid Meier's Civilization VI: Gathering Storm introduces two new scenarios. Players who prefer to play alone can test The Black Death mission, which takes place in 14th-century Europe and Western Asia, where the title Black Death rages. Their task here is to lead their civilization through this difficult historical period.

The second scenario is a multiplayer War Machine, which was set on the eve of the First World War. The German army intended to attack a neutral Belgium and France before these countries could mobilize their forces to resist the enemy.

Technical aspects

Gathering Storm is not an independent add-on and requires a basic version of the game to work.