Egypt Frontiers

Die Idee ist ganz gut aber die Umsetzung ist sooooo öde. Hier schaust du einfach nur zu, wie deine Sklaven Tempel errichten oder Ressourcen produzieren/hin und her schleppen. Nur gut, dass die das machen denn selber arbeiten macht ja müde.

Egypt Frontiers is a historical construction and management game developed by FreeMind S.A. and published by PlayWay S.A. together with FreeMind S.A. Set during the height of ancient Egyptian civilization, it places the player in charge of developing settlements across a difficult desert environment. The central objective is not simply to erect impressive structures, but to establish a functioning society capable of supporting ambitious building projects. Its combination of resource gathering, settlement planning, workforce organization, and monumental construction gives the game a broader identity than a straightforward pyramid-building simulator. The ancient Egyptian setting is naturally one of the game’s most attractive qualities. Egypt Frontiers attempts to capture the scale and mystery of a civilization remembered for its temples, tombs, pyramids, and highly organized communities. Players begin with limited resources and gradually turn undeveloped land into a productive settlement. Every expansion requires planning because buildings cannot operate effectively without workers, materials, and dependable production systems. This creates a satisfying sense of progression as a mod…

For players willing to embrace a glacial pace, Egypt Frontiers offers an okay, relaxing loop where the main attraction is watching historic structures gradually erect brick by painstaking brick. However, anyone seeking a robust, brain-bending simulator will likely find the framework lacking. The mechanics could have been significantly elevated with deeper logistical management and more nuanced, hands-on construction elements. It ultimately achieves a middle-of-the-road status—worth a look if you want a cozy, low-stress historical project, but only once it hits a reasonable discount on sale.

My feelings about this game are mixed. I really like the concept. Egypt is a great setting and the building reminds me a little of Medieval Dynasty. And I'd say overall, it was enjoyable to play, so there is definitely potential. HOWEVER, I got two issues with it: - There's definitely some noticeable bugs, forcing to reload previous saves, etc. Nothing hugely game breaking, but definitely often enough that it becomes bothersome. - It is way too linear and simplistic. Maybe it's a difference in what it intends to be, but I feel the "homebase" and production set up there was very lacking, and the Pyramid building was mostly just spamming your workers to do things. A single tent for rest and canteen is somehow enough, and food is entirely optional anyway. On top of that, the game is taking your hand for every single step of building the structures. So in my opinion, if the game is supposed to be more educational, it should include more dialogue, history, maybe voice-overs etc. to add depth like that. If it isn't, I would love to see more freedom of choice and more depth in terms of worker & resource management. For example, creating your own settlement, including lodging for worker…

I like Egypt and the tombs so this was a no brainer for me. it was fun especially on sale short game though unless you really focus on your home base

Very nicely done builder. Needs more documentation but a lot of fun.