Pharaoh: A New Era

Pharaoh: A New Era is a city planning simulator about Ancient Egypt, updating the famous game. The player rebuilds settlements on the banks of the Nile and makes sure that people have food, work and protection. The economy is built along the river: water feeds the fields, ships transport goods, and warehouses and markets distribute supplies between neighborhoods. Constructions require materials, and supplies must be arranged before work can begin. In addition to cities, there is a campaign with different regions and monuments, which are built in several stages. Indicators of contentment and faith affect the life of the city. Cities are assessed on several indicators, including contentment and order, and failure on one point hinders development. Some monuments take years to build, so the campaign drags on for a long time. The Nile flood sets the rhythm: crops, warehouses and workers depend on it. Buildings require maintenance, so part of the funds is spent on repairs. In addition to the campaign, there is a free mode where you can build without restrictions. Monuments are built in stages and require supplies of materials. Buildings require materials, and supplies come by water, so shipyards and warehouses are important. Residents suffer from shortages of goods if markets are located far from their homes. In addition to construction, there is trade with neighbors and holidays. The difficulty increases as the campaign progresses, and the tasks become more complex. Some maps are designed for several cities, united by a common treasury and warehouses. The project is suitable for anyone who loves leisurely construction against a historical background.