January 2021 pack: This adds one new civilization and two new leaders. This will also feature one new game mode that can be accessed by all players. November 2020 pack: This adds one new civilization and leader, new City-States, and new Great People. September 2020 pack: This adds two new civilizations and leaders, new World Wonders, and a new map. This will also feature one new game mode, but requires either the Rise and Fall or Gathering Storm expansions to play. Ethiopia Pack (July 2020): This adds one new civilization and leader, one new District, and two new Buildings. This will also feature one new game mode, which requires the Gathering Storm expansion to play. Maya & Gran Colombia Pack (May 2020): This adds two new civilizations and leaders, new City-States, Resources, and Natural Wonders. Here's what players can expect, according to the Civilization website: This will open the door to eight new civilizations, nine new leaders, six new game modes, and more. These packs can all be collected with the New Frontier Pass. Six premium DLC packs will be deployed over the next 12 months, running all the way through May 2021. #Civ 6 news news free#
On Monday, they announced that there's even more DLC on the way, both free and premium. But as it turns out, 2K and Firaxis still aren't done with the latest Civilization just yet.
That's enough to call it a day under most circumstances. After all, it contains two expansions and six different Scenario Packs. With the release of Sid Meier's Civilization 6's Platinum Edition, it was reasonable to think that the game's DLC train had hit its final destination.
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