Hot on the heels of this tease, Civilization 7 players have already datamined the game, which is available in advanced access to those who paid more, and found reference to the Atomic Age.

Sid Meier's Civilization 7 dataminers have discovered a fourth Age that could soon be added to the game The unannounced Atomic Age would join Antiquity, Exploration, and Modern Firaxis has teased ...

None of these appear in the Civilization 7 base game. Most significantly, however, there are repeated mentions of ‘age-Atomic,’ perhaps hinting that a fourth Age could eventually arrive in ...

and even a whole new Atomic Age supposedly meant to follow the Antiquity, Exploration, and Modern eras already in the game. A representative for Civilization 7 developer Firaxis Games declined to ...

In addition to unused leaders and civilizations, it appears that a fourth technological era, the Atomic Age, may be planned for a future, probable DLC release. Or it could all just be cut content.

Atomic. The devs themselves have also teased more Ages, so this could be legitimate. In an interview with IGN, Civilization 7 executive producer Dennis Shirk says: "You can imagine the ...

Civilization 7 takes place across three Ages that separate the pace of the game, with the Exploration Age creating a dramatic shift for player goals.

Some buildings shouldn’t be left in the past. One of the main differences in Civilization 7 from previous entries in the franchise is the introduction of Ages. Each Age comes with unique ...

The easiest way to think of Ages in Civilization 7 is as chapters or major milestones in your game. By default, you start each game in the Antiquity age, move into the Exploration age, and end in ...