Sid Meier's "Civilization VI" developer has released a free update for the game, which is great timing for winter. Apart from the free update, the developer has also released two exciting DLC premium for reasonable costs.

According to Latin Post, "Civilization VI" winter 2016 free update becomes available on Steam once it's being started although Firaxis Games said that players may need to restart the Steam engine for the update to take place as there are cases that it won't update right away upon starting. The free update includes two fresh features and a raft of balance modification with tweaks and fixes to the base game.

Kotaku reports that the premium "Civilization VI" DLC introduces new scenarios such as the Poland Civilization and Viking Scenario Pack featuring King Jadwiga, Louis the Great's youngest daughter. Jadwiga is a female but was addressed as a king since a ruler's consort represents the title queen during her time.

She was the first female monarch of Poland kingdom. Poland has the ability to culture bomb through building forts that push borders back and steal hexes manually, put opponents back in the fight with their Winged Hussars unique division and compel their religion on nearby Civs.

Both Poland Civilization and Scenario Pack will be led by King Jadwiga and her journey to protect her kingdom. Her legacy is a scenario in "Civilization VI" where players have to defend Prague, Poland and Vienna from intruders.

Poland Civilization costs $5, which also comes with a scenario that concentrates on protecting Central Europe against the Teutonic Knights and Ottomans. The Viking Scenario pack also costs $5, which has six new city-states additions, three new natural wonders and a 100-turn scenario where players can play as Sweden or Norway across Europe.

Furthermore, the DLC premium update also brings in many modifications to the game such as better enhancement in audio, visual improvements, multiplayer feature, bug fixes and balance changes. The premium update costs $59.99/£49.99/€59.99 worldwide.