Civilization VII Steam Page Mentions Denuvo DRM

The Steam page for Civilization VII has revealed that the upcoming strategy game will incorporate Denuvo Anti-tamper DRM. According to the information provided on the page, this third-party digital rights management (DRM) software will be included as part of the game’s security measures.

The page notes that players will be subject to a machine activation limit, specifically allowing only five activations within a 24-hour period. These restrictions on Civilization VII is in line with the typical limitations imposed by Denuvo to prevent unauthorized copying and sharing of the game. In addition to the DRM details, the Steam page mentions that players will need a 2K account for online interactions. However, this third-party account is not required for offline play, offering some flexibility for those who prefer to play without connecting to the internet.

In related news, 2K and Firaxis have provided more details about Civilization VII at gamescom 2024, including its release date and gameplay mechanics. During the event, a new trailer was shown, featuring in-engine footage that highlighted buildings and units from various civilizations. 

Sid Meier’s Civilization VII will be available for PC via Steam and Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, and Xbox One on February 11, 2025.