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If you fulfill it, you’ll gain a significant bonus to researching that technology. Every technology in Civilization VI has a eureka objective. Remember that Industrial Zone districts gain great adjacency bonuses from mines and lumber mills.įinally, don’t forget the Eureka system.

Look for city sites that you can improve with many mines.

Once you research the technology needed to begin launching rockets, you have to build them - and it requires a lot of production. This includes placing Campus districts near mountains and rainforests, as those provide an adjacency bonus for that district.ĭon’t neglect production, however. You’ll want to plan your cities in ways to maximum science. Civilizations with strong production can also have an advantage, for reasons we’ll explain. You’ll find this victory condition easier if you select a civilization that is strong in science.

Science victories rely on science, obviously. Overall, we think this is the easiest victory condition to achieve, so it’s great for beginners. There are some additional steps if you have the Gathering Storm expansion, too. How to win a Science victoryįor a Science victory, you need to do three things: Launch a satellite, land a human on the moon, and establish a Martian colony. Diplomacy is the only victory condition not included in the base game (it comes from Gathering Storm).Īlthough there are specific conditions for achieving each victory, you may have to take different steps during your play-through, depending on which expansions you have. In a normal game, there are six ways to achieve victory: Science, Culture, Domination, Religion, Diplomacy, and Score. Spreading out your efforts will only bring defeat. If you want to win in Civilization VI, particularly at higher difficulty settings, you need to focus on a particular win condition.