Something to grips with upfront is Civilization 6's Districts - a new feature to the series - to aid both short-term decisions and longer-term city planning. The concept of districts can be best ...

One of the biggest changes to Civ 6 is the introduction of districts, which dictate which kinds of buildings can go in various parts of your city — for example, you can build an art museum in ...

The Districts that make their first appearance in Civilization 6 greatly enrich the Civ experience by adding the dimension of playing the map to playing the game. The Districts you build ...

With each Sid Meier's Civilization game, Firaxis aims to shake up the experience considerably with new gameplay mechanics, a new style, and brand-new civilizations to control. As the release date ...

In Civilization VI, each building type is part of a district, and each district exists as a separate tile. "You have a campus tile, and that's where all your research is going on – you have your ...

Cities have districts and need to be planned out more carefully Tom: There’s a whole lot more to consider when picking a spot to found a city in Civ 6. Districts have adjacency bonuses and tile ...

Civilization 6's districts added new strategy layers, but took up valuable city space. Civ 7 could improve this aspect for players' benefit. Districts were crucial for Civ 6's victory, requiring ...

A new Civ 6 mod posted on the 4X game's Steam Workshop aims to "split and expand upon the gameplay functions of the harbour district" by giving you two new districts and five new buildings to try ...

The big tent pole change to Civ 6 comes in the form of 'Districts', areas within your empire that you'll now use to build improvements and house many of the works each of your cities churns out.

You'll need military districts for things like Barracks ... Some civilizations and Civ 6 leaders are specifically geared towards science, and there's plenty of terrain-based shenanigans you ...

In Civ 6, Firaxis goes further still, unstacking the cities themselves through the introduction of districts and handing each world wonder its own tile. Where the earlier separation of units had ...