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Повідомити про проблему з перекладом
What they are more likely to do to encourage people to buy the thing as early as possible, is to release it early to select YouTubers so that they can put up videos of themselves playing the game. This is going to happen anyway, even if they don't release especially early to influencers, because people who bought the deluxe get the game a week before people who went in for the base game. The usual suspect YouTubers are going to have games up online within 24 hours of the early release.
https://support.2k.com/hc/en-us/articles/115004498308-What-s-Included-in-the-Civilization-VI-Demo
Like the other guy said, Civ 6 had a demo. Civ 5 had a demo too, one for the base game as well as one for each subsequent expansion, which is how I ever found out about the franchise. Even Civ 4 Beyond the Sword has a demo. I know you said "can't recall" like you were unsure, but it makes no sense to state something that's simply wrong when it's so easy to check on the store.
I'm firmly off the hype train, but I'll say that the game having no demo would be a shame. It's a relatively minor investment to reach out to individual players (and potential buyers) who have more trust in themselves than in influencers as to what they enjoy playing. I think companies nowadays take for granted the fact that not everyone is willing to shell out a AAA price tag for a game they might not like.
1) games sell better when people aren't able to see if the game is good or bad
2) devs are more worried that demos could give pirates an edge on cracking the full release game