Civilization VII Coming to Apple Devices via Apple Arcade

Sid Meier's Civilization VII Arcade Edition Now on Apple Devices - Lead Histories on iPhone, iPad, Mac

Sid Meier's Civilization VII is coming to Apple devices via Apple Arcade as Sid Meier's Civilization VII Arcade Edition, playable on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. In this edition, players can lead as famous historical leaders from throughout civilization. Civilization VI is currently available on the App Store for iOS and iPadOS devices. The free-to-play mobile strategy game Civilization: Eras & Allies is also available there. For players seeking similar strategic experiences, The Battle of Polytopia and Cityscapes: Sim Builder are also available on the App Store. With a $6.99 monthly subscription, players can access Sid Meier's Civilization VII across their Apple devices, making strategic decisions at home or on the go. The Arcade Edition features touch controls, as well as mouse and controller support on iOS and macOS devices. This version will not feature multiplayer at launch and will not receive additional content like its PC counterpart. At least 8GB of RAM is required to play on devices with larger maps.

Civilization VII Arcade Edition Joins Retrocade, Felicity's Door, and I Love Hue Two on Apple Arcade

On February 5, 2026, Apple Arcade will also introduce Retrocade, providing access to classic titles like Asteroids, Bubble Bobble, Centipede, and Galaga on Apple Vision Pro, iPhone, and iPad. Felicity's Door, a rhythm game, and I Love Hue Too, a puzzle game, will also be released on Apple Arcade on the same day. Apple will offer Civilization VII exclusively through Apple Arcade, with no separate purchase option announced. This release of Civilization VII Arcade Edition, along with Retrocade, Felicity's Door, and I Love Hue Too, represents a significant addition to the Apple Arcade lineup.

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