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Civilización: Vista previa de la Cumbre Mundial presentada antes del lanzamiento de Civ VII

Autor : Emery Actualizar : Feb 23,2025

Civilización: Vista previa de la Cumbre Mundial presentada antes del lanzamiento de Civ VII

¡Olvídate GTA 6 , Civilización 7 es el rey indiscutible de los anticipados lanzamientos de 2025! La emoción se está construyendo, especialmente con la próxima cumbre de Civ World. Aquí le mostramos cómo atrapar toda la acción.

Civ World Summit: fecha y hora

Civ World Summit, un choque multijugador con cinco miembros de la comunidad Civ Civ , transmite el 8 de febrero de 2025 a las 11:00 a.m., hora del este (ET). Para ayudarlo a planificar, aquí hay un horario global:

TimezoneStream Time
Eastern Time (ET)Feb. 8, 11 a.m.
Pacific Time (PT)Feb. 8, 8 a.m.
Central European Time (CET)Feb. 8, 5 p.m.
Japan Standard Time (JST)Feb. 9, 1 a.m.
Singapore Standard Time (SGT)Feb. 9, 12 a.m.

Los jugadores participantes incluyen: The Spiffing Brit, Zerator, The Game Mechanic, Ursa, Ryan Maurice Weber.

Cómo ver la cumbre de Civ World

Si bien el evento tiene lugar en Hamburgo, Alemania (Xperion Hamburgo), ¡puedes experimentarlo desde cualquier lugar! Asistir en persona comprando boletos a través del sitio web de RocketBeans, o disfrute de la transmisión en vivo gratuita en:

  • El canal Firaxis Twitch
  • El canal de YouTube civilización *
  • La página de Facebook civilización

Bonificación: ¡Vinculación de sus cuentas Twitch y 2K durante la transmisión de Twitch desbloquea recompensas de twitch cosmética!

  • Civilización 7* se lanza en la PC el 11 de febrero de 2025.

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