Egyptian Settlement Gold
magnussoft · 2015 · Strategy, Casual, Simulation
PC
6 user reviews17% · 6
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About Egyptian Settlement Gold
A long, long time ago in Ancient Egypt ...
An unpleasant prophecy by the ancient gods seriously scares the Pharaoh. He orders all his confidants to his court. The thriving meadows, once reclaimed from the desert, are now threatened by desiccation. Worse than that, future harvests are going to be annihilated!
As one of the confidants of the Pharaoh, now is the time to show your skills. You are accompanied by some more or less motivated consultants and architects who will do everything possible to stand by your side during your mission.
The Pharaoh commands you into an inhospitable desert. It is your mission to explore the land, to find oases and open up barren land. Colonize unused lands and protect the whole empire from a devastating famine!
Command the lively Egyptians in an extensive campaign, which is composed of many different challenges. It will be necessary to create thriving metropolises, transform deserts into fertile land, upgrade branches of production and protect your settlement against natural disasters or unpleasant contemporaries.
Trade resources at your market, search for treasuries, build bridges to gain access to remote places and provide your population with food as well as in good mood. By establishing a well-developed economy, your main goal is to provide resources to the Pharaohs warehouses, so the threat of a famine can be prevented!
An exciting and entertaining mixture of time-management and strategy along with many teeming characters is waiting for you.
Features
- Challenging and entertaining fun
- Trading resources on the market
- Search for treasuries
- Construct fantastic buildings
- Consultants and architects will stand by your side
- Mixture between time-management and real-time strategy
- Campaign - and endless-mode
An unpleasant prophecy by the ancient gods seriously scares the Pharaoh. He orders all his confidants to his court. The thriving meadows, once reclaimed from the desert, are now threatened by desiccation. Worse than that, future harvests are going to be annihilated!
As one of the confidants of the Pharaoh, now is the time to show your skills. You are accompanied by some more or less motivated consultants and architects who will do everything possible to stand by your side during your mission.
The Pharaoh commands you into an inhospitable desert. It is your mission to explore the land, to find oases and open up barren land. Colonize unused lands and protect the whole empire from a devastating famine!
Command the lively Egyptians in an extensive campaign, which is composed of many different challenges. It will be necessary to create thriving metropolises, transform deserts into fertile land, upgrade branches of production and protect your settlement against natural disasters or unpleasant contemporaries.
Trade resources at your market, search for treasuries, build bridges to gain access to remote places and provide your population with food as well as in good mood. By establishing a well-developed economy, your main goal is to provide resources to the Pharaohs warehouses, so the threat of a famine can be prevented!
An exciting and entertaining mixture of time-management and strategy along with many teeming characters is waiting for you.
Features
- Challenging and entertaining fun
- Trading resources on the market
- Search for treasuries
- Construct fantastic buildings
- Consultants and architects will stand by your side
- Mixture between time-management and real-time strategy
- Campaign - and endless-mode
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I bought this game thinking it was a light version of a city builder like for example Children of the Nile. Unfortunately, it seems to be VERY light, with hardly any features at all. You'll see everything the game has to offer in one hour or so. And what there is isn't very interesting. The basics of the game is that you construct buildings, assign a number of workers to those buildings, and they will produce resources for you. Everything is more or less automated and once you assign workers and hire some carriers/porters you can leave the building alone. There are 5 main resources (food, water, gold, wood and stone), along with ostrich feathers which as far as I can tell doesn't seem to do anything. You pretty much only need one building for each resource, which you can setup in a few minutes. There's also a market you can build which sells all resources for extremely low prices, making most production buildings obsolete once you have one up and running. There are some support buildings and units, but they are fairly costly and generally doesn't seem to do anything except boost resource production which you probably won't need more of at that point in the game. It's easier just …40 found this helpful
From the initial view I expected something similar to Settlers III, graphic and gameplay likewise, but was let down. The overall game is designed too slowly paced and too complicated at the same time. After planning a path for a road you need assign a worker to every single tile. The annoying part is that they have to return to the main building before you can assign them to another tile, giving the game the pace of a browser game like OGame or Farmerama. Basically you need to sit there and wait for your guys to return during the first minutes of the game, not able to do anything else. The explorer you need to locate new areas cannot be sent into unknown territory and sticks to the tiles, which slows him down alot as well. So overall this game bores you before it even actually started to show you some and adds way too much micro management for a handful of buildings. Plus the english localization appears to be scrappy (missing words etc).24 found this helpful
I should have listened to the other reviews. Just spent 10 minutes combing the desert for a suitable place to build my town. Not very fun or interesting.19 found this helpful
PROS: - SImple gameplay Cons: - OKAY! (Horrible voice acting) - Too simple of gameplay - Tutorial no matter what. Just don't. #TrashORTreasure8 found this helpful
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