Pharaoh + Cleopatra

Pharaoh + Cleopatra is a city-planning strategy about Ancient Egypt. Events span from 3200 BC to 38 AD. Temples and markets require workers and materials. The ruler is responsible for order and taxes. The Nile floods set the seasonal rhythm. Fields and canals feed the city. Cities are connected by canals and roads. The player starts in a small village on the banks of the Nile. There are few people, they need to be fed and employed, and agriculture becomes the basis. The Nile floods and changes the yield of the fields. The city needs scribes, merchants and builders. Cities are divided into neighborhoods with different income levels. Learning crafts unlocks new buildings. Craftsmen produce goods for sale. The floods of the Nile determine the time of sowing. Residents demand bread, entertainment and order. Development goes from fields and warehouses to temples, markets and palaces. Nile floods, taxes and priests affect the life of the city. Priests and scribes influence the mood of the townspeople. Wars and invasions test defenses. Workers demand housing, food and entertainment. Scribes keep records of supplies and taxes. Traders come by river and land. Temples and monuments decorate the city. Pharaoh and Cleopatra set the era. Neighboring cities send envoys. Citizens demand amenities and protection from raids. The ruler must monitor everything at once. Pyramids and temples serve as memories of the reign. Neighboring cities are bringing strange things. Cities grow along the coasts. Order and taxes keep the treasury. For those who like to build ancient cities, this game is suitable.