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Sid Meier’s Civilization VII finally has a physical collector’s set, and it comes packed with a solid lineup of items for fans of the franchise. Whether you’re a longtime Civ player or just getting into the series, here’s a full breakdown of everything you get. The Collector’s Edition comes in two versions: one with a Steam code included, and one without. The version with the game bundles in a Steam code for Sid Meier’s Civilization VII Founders Edition, which covers the base game, a bunch of cosmetic bonuses, and two post-launch content Collections.
Now, let’s get into the physical items.
The standout item in the box is the decorative clock titled “The Passage of Time.” Designed around the Founders Edition artwork, it’s built to sit on a mantle or display shelf and measures 10″ H x 6.76″ W x 2.29″ D (254.5mm x 171.8mm x 58.3mm). The design draws from multiple eras of human history, which fits naturally with Civilization’s core theme of guiding a civilization through the ages. It functions as an actual clock, but it’s clearly designed to be a display piece first and foremost.
The rest of the box is filled with smaller but equally themed items. The Scout Figure is a 3-inch pewter-like metal piece with an antique finish, depicting the iconic Scout unit and their loyal dog gazing into the distance, a fitting nod to the exploration aspect of the game. Alongside it is a Logo Pin, a premium metal pin shaped in the series’ signature hexagon featuring the Civilization VII logo, and a Challenge Coin emblazoned with icons representing the four victory types in the game: Militaristic, Cultural, Economic, and Scientific.
The box also includes a set of Civilization Postcards, each featuring artwork from different civilizations available in the Founders Edition at launch. These work both as a visual showcase of the game’s art style and as a standalone collectible set. There’s also a High-Quality Art Print measuring 8.25″ x 11.7″ (210mm x 297mm) of the ornate key artwork from Civilization VII’s Standard Edition, close to A4 size and easy to frame if you’d like to put it on display.
Rounding out the set is the Yield Icon Patch Set, six hexagonal patches representing the in-game yields: Culture, Gold, Science, Production, Food, and Happiness. These can be attached to bags, jackets, or anything you’d like. The hexagon shape ties back to the game’s iconic map tile design, which is a thoughtful detail for longtime fans of the series.
The Collector’s Edition covers a good range of collectible types. Functional items like the clock and patches sit alongside display pieces like the Scout figure and art print, making it a well-rounded physical package for one of strategy gaming’s biggest franchises.
