Firaxis Games' "Civilization 6" is promising, as per new gameplay details that have surfaced.

Players are free to choose their preferred civ, Rock Paper Shotgun has learned. As per the publication, players can select from various civs, with the world generated in random manner.

A case in point is France. As per reviews, the civ specializes in diplomacy, which lets players explore and engage with the game aspect. In addition, it provides access to having several neighbors in the title's early phase, such as pangaea. It does not require seafaring to gain friends and enemies; however, players can gossip and poke one another with sticks over the garden fences.

Speaking about gossips and sticks, they are revealed to be vital in the "Civilization 6" gameplay. As per reports, the sticks and combat are not new to the game and they are much refined as a new support unit or class. For instance, civilian classes like workers or settlers may have weapons for a tougher combat, as compared to being alone, wandering without protection.

Districts and cultures are some added changes in "Civilization 6." According to PC Gamer, culture involves tech tree and workers, in addition to mild adjustments in unit movements. While the new visuals in-game is beautiful, it is yet to be known whether the title is set to provide a better or worse gameplay in a long-term perspective.

"Civilization 6" is Firaxis Games' upcoming 4X video game in the series. It centers on a critical designed that aims a pre-set improvement direction by developing the main city space and providing bonuses near certain terrains.

Firaxis Games' "Civilization 6" is set to be released for Microsoft Windows, Mac OS, and Linux on Oct. 21.

Watch "Civilization 6's" gameplay here.