Part

Victory and endgame

You might say: win conditions, the late game

How the game ends: the goals that win and what happens in the final turns.

What it does

Sets the finish lines and the moment the game stops.

Ask

Is the winner still in doubt in the last third of the game?

What to look for

1. A victory progress screen
2. A score or countdown toward a win

Parts

• Victory conditions: The goals that end the game with a winner.
• Late-game problem: In a 4X game, positive feedback can make an early lead widen until the late game is no contest.
• Catch-up mechanics: A negative feedback rule makes it harder for the leader to extend the lead and easier for opponents to catch up.
• Endgame crisis: A strong late threat that attacks every empire, such as an invading force.
• Game length: How many turns and how much real time a full game takes.

Sources

1. 2K Games, Sid Meier's Civilization VI Manual, Victory and DefeatThere are multiple paths to victory in Civilization VI.
2. 2K Games, Sid Meier's Civilization VI Manual, Victory and DefeatWhichever civilization achieves a set of victory conditions first, wins.
3. 2K Games, Sid Meier's Civilization VI Manual, End of TimeIf no one has achieved victory, the game automatically ends on the last day of 2050. The Scores of all surviving civs will be tallied, and a victor announced.

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