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John Curtin leads Australia in Sid Meier's Civilization VI.
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He was Australia's 14th prime minister and served during the Second World War, where he gained praise for helping unify the country's war effort.
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He died in office just before the end of the Pacific War, but he paved the way for Australia to enter the post-war world.
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Australia's unique ability is “Land Down Under.”
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Their cities get extra housing when built on Coastal tiles.
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Campuses, Commercial Hubs, Holy Sites, and Theater Squares get additional yields when built in tiles with Charming or Breathtaking Appeal.
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Australia's unique unit is the Digger.
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This replaces the Infantry unit, and gets additional combat power on land tiles adjacent to water and when fighting outside their territory.
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The Outback Station is Australia's unique tile improvement.
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This tile improvement unlocks with the Guilds civic, and can be upgraded with Steam Power and Rapid Deployment.
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It provides food and production, with bonus food for adjacent Pastures.
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In addition, Pastures can trigger a Culture Bomb effect, grabbing adjacent tiles from other civs and City-States.
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John Curtin's unique ability is called “Citadel of Civilization.”
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Australia gets bonus production at the start of a Defensive War, and when it liberates a city.
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Australia is a civ that can make great use of their coastal land.
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The bonus yield from high appeal tiles can snowball over the course of a game.
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The extra Housing from coastal starts means Australia can grow large without having to make extra investment into Housing.
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This gives players the flexibility to choose any victory path.
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Australia's increased production bonus when targeted for war gives it a strong defensive capability.
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Just because Australia doesn't have a strong army when the war starts, doesn't mean they can't put one together in a hurry!
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As John Curtin said, "The game isn't lost or won until the last bell goes."
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How will you lead Australia in Sid Meier's Civilization VI?
