Sid Meier's Civilization® VII

This is a strategy game in which players manage a nation from the Antiquity Age to the Modern Age. Players assume the role of a historical leader and guide a civilization, researching scientific advancements, diplomatic needs, and social policies. From a top-down perspective, players complete military conquests by sending soldiers on a grid-like map to attack opposing forces. As technology advances, players can use ranged attacks (e.g., arrows, guns, catapults, bombs) on opposing forces. Combat is highlighted by impact sounds, gunfire, and cries of pain. The text sometimes references suggestive material (e.g., “Her internal rule was a strange series of sexual politics. She would often appoint her lovers to high-status positions”; “Friedrich cultivated a court where he could express his sexuality—if not entirely openly, at least in private”; “Touring merchants have begun selling snake bile, useful for increasing one's 'potency in the bedroom.'”). The text also references controlled substances (e.g., “Fermentation—mainly wine and beer—requires storage vessels”; “Drunk on rice wine”; “Bread, cheese, beer, and tobacco”; “Tobacco was an early international export.”). The words “damn” and “hell” appear in the game.