Red Death is free if you already own Civ 6. Red Death supports up to 12 players per match (though you can play with as few as two), and you can play against other people, against AI opponents, or a mix of both. The new turn-based battle royale mode, Red Death, is set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland of poisoned oceans, ruined cities, and a shrinking circle of deadly radiation. You can read all about it here.īattle royale, of all things, is coming to Civilization 6 today. Six of us played a match of Red Death last week, and I've played a few more times against the AI.
Meanwhile, the Red Death closes around you, forcing you into contact with other players and AI-controlled enemies and outposts in the ever-shrinking safe zone.
You explore the map with your units, a turn at a time, hoping to gather additional units and level them up with XP. Rather than build a civ, you manage a post-apocalyptic faction comprised of mobile combat units protecting a civilian unit-and if that civilian unit dies or is captured, you're out of the match. Red Death takes place in the post-apocalypse where cities are ruins, the landscape is lifeless, the oceans are acid, and a radioactive storm-the Red Death-is slowly closing in from all sides. You don't build civilizations in Civ 6's battle royale: it's far too late for that. You can also play against AI-controlled opponents. Red Death supports up to 12 players per match, though there are a number of map sizes suitable for smaller groups, including two-player duels. And it's got nukes!Ĭivilzation 6: Red Death is out today, free for any current owners of Civ 6. So maybe it's not all that shocking that yes, even Civilization 6 is getting a battle royale mode. Battle royale is a pretty fluid and flexible game mode since the concept of a bunch of players fighting to be the last one standing can fit into just about any kind of multiplayer game.
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