Mixed Farms

Mixed Farms

Sid Meier’s Civilization VI
Mixed Farms — screenshot 1

Enhance Your Civilization VI Farmlands with Mixed Farms

Tired of the uniform look of your Civilization VI farms? The Mixed Farms mod breathes new life into your empire’s agricultural heartland by introducing subtle, yet impactful, visual variety. This purely cosmetic enhancement transforms your sprawling fields into a more natural and visually appealing landscape, without altering any gameplay mechanics.

A More Natural Aesthetic

The Mixed Farms mod enriches the appearance of your Farm tiles by incorporating a palette of natural color variations. You’ll notice a blend of the original farm textures alongside new, darker hues, lighter shades, and occasional fallow or wheat-like plots. These variations are carefully balanced to add depth and realism to your farms without causing confusion with actual resource tiles or unworked plots. The aim is to create a more organic and lived-in feel for your empire’s food production centers.

Key Features of Mixed Farms:

  • Introduction of varied color palettes for Farm tiles.
  • Addition of darker, lighter, and occasional fallow/wheat-like textures.
  • Purely cosmetic, with no impact on gameplay mechanics.
  • Fully compatible with ongoing save games – activate or deactivate at any time.

Considerations for Your Game

While Mixed Farms offers a significant visual upgrade, it’s important to be aware of its asset count. The mod introduces 59 new assets. For players who are already nearing the game’s asset limit, it’s advisable to test this mod cautiously. However, its non-intrusive nature and the ability to disable it even mid-game mean you can experiment without risking your saved games.

If you’re looking to maximize the visual impact of your farmlands, consider adjusting your city radius and minimum distance settings in conjunction with this mod to create even grander agricultural expanses.

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