Разработчик: Strategy Labs
Описание
В Builders of Egypt вы сможете исследовать земли фараонов на протяжении веков – от Дельты Нила до Нубии. Стройте города, управляйте торговлей, экономикой и ресурсами, принимайте стратегические решения, контролируйте армии и участвуйте в сражениях, развивайте религиозную сферу и заботьтесь о благополучии своих граждан. Пройдите полную кампанию или воплотите свои творческие замыслы в режиме «Песочницы».
Игра охватывает всю историю фараонского Египта. Вы начнете своё путешествие как наместник Мемфиса в Раннединастическом периоде при правлении царя Нармера и завершите его в Дендерах в эпоху Птолемеев при Клеопатре VII Филопатор. С Builders of Egypt вы сможете погрузиться в историю Египта и раскрыть малоизвестные факты на этом пути.
Builders of Egypt представляют собой живой мир, который вы сможете исследовать, сопровождаемый оригинальным саундтреком. Наблюдайте за развивающимися поселениями, зелеными лугами и полями вдоль Нила, теплыми песками пустыни и богатой флорой и фауной египетского ландшафта. Открывайте обширные залежи разнообразных ресурсов и драгоценных камней.
С почти 40 различными миссиями вы поймете важность прочного экономического и финансового фундамента. Управляйте доходами, чтобы избежать кризисов. Помните, что торговля жизненно важна для устойчивого роста. Производите товары, добывайте ресурсы и открывайте новые торговые пути. Сосредоточьтесь на развитии дорог, зданий и их окружающей инфраструктуры для улучшения города. Не забывайте поддерживать сильную армию, строить городские стены и защищать своих граждан от нападений врагов. Организуйте военные экспедиции, разрабатывайте стратегии и планируйте атаки.
Жители вашего поселения нуждаются в регулярном доступе к местам поклонения. Важные аспекты включают организацию фестиваля Опет и других праздников, а также постоянные поставки товаров для храмов. Боги оказывают ощутимое влияние на рост города, и пренебрежение религиозными практиками может привести к серьезным социальным беспорядкам.
Стройте знаковые сооружения, такие как Великая пирамида или храм Абу-Симбел. Приготовьтесь к серьёзным вызовам: строительство этих памятников потребует значительных затрат из казны, что может негативно сказаться на общественном настроении. Каждое из этих исторических сооружений будет возводиться шаг за шагом, силами опытных мастеров.
Если вы цените свободу и творчество, попробуйте режим «Песочницы»! Стройте города, возводите монументальные сооружения, заботьтесь о своих гражданах, расширяйте торговлю и экономику, а также развивайте сельское хозяйство на своих условиях.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, polish, russian, simplified chinese, portuguese - brazil, turkish
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 8.1x64 / Windows 10x64
- Процессор: i5 6600k or Ryzen 5 1600
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GTX 1060 6GB VRAM or RX 580
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 20 GB
- Звуковая карта: DirectX Compatible Sound Device
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 8.1x64 / Windows 10x64
- Процессор: i7 6700k or Ryzen 5 3600
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: RTX 2060 or RX 5700
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 20 GB
- Звуковая карта: DirectX Compatible Sound Device
Mac
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
I played hours and hours on Pharaoh.
And i expected to find the same pleasure with modern graphisms and enhanced mechanics.
This game is just a bunch of bugs. Nonsens mechanisms. And the graphics are only worth when set to "cinematic" (Just to see the crops and the flood for exemple. Something that was basic in Pharaoh).
Where to begin..
This stockpile and city import export just sucks. It tells you one of your stock piles doesn't have a export or import set properly. So you must search each stock pile to check on everything you export or import. But I don't have time I have a mission to search the map for a dang cow.
Then in the 3rd campaign I need to export a lot of beer. Problem is, I can not grow barley or import it. So game over.
Now I tried sandbox and its so limited. The replay value of the game is zilch.
Laying roads is a pain. I just do not get the point of the game. it is only plop down what it says to do, and pray you can.
This could be a good game wit a lot of polish and fixes.
This game should not have been released in its current state . It is beta at best , with so many bugs and bizarre game mechanics . I had an instance where I could not build because a hunter was in the way , apparently tracking his prey . I stopped the hunters lodge from working , he still stood there tracking. So I demolished the lodge . He still stood there , apparently tracking his prey . I had this happen with 5 hunters .And this is just one tiny bug . there are so many more . Do not buy this game...
Found the Tutorials incredibly confusing. Just ended up with a bunch of over crowded stockpiles. Doesn't explain how to trade properly - lacking in tooltips which makes it hard to remember what everything does. No search help function to assist.
I didn't enjoy the gameplay. Seems like decent graphics but the user interface was not enjoyable and felt very 'clunky'. I was very hopeful for this game but was completely disappointed. Map screens that don't want to close. Want to trade? Make sure you go enable it in three places. Inventory management in stockpiles is a nightmare. Random popup quests with no apparent instructions. I've never requested a refund before. First time for everything.
I was excited when this game was first listed as I love pharaoh and other historic city builders, and I'm a history nerd to boot so the additional pitch of having more historical detail was cool. however the game seems to be written by Chat GPT or similar. It hallucinates names and people, has a weirdly casual tone in mission objectives and level info, and just gives straight up incorrect information in multiple places. Wikipedia exists these things are just verifiably wrong which is not what you want from a supposed historical city builder. Add to that graphics popping issues, odd economy balance, bland building design I'd recommend just replaying pharaoh & cleopatra until something better comes out this was a disappointment.
I am a big fan of Pharaoh and Children of the Nile and had this game on my wish list for years. Sadly it plays like cheap copy of Pharaoh and the game play is not even close as engaging as it is in Children of the Nile. The graphics is very pixelated in reality and frame rate not very good ( I have a NVIDIA 3060Ti), the NPCs are mostly stuck and do nothing. For comparison in Children of the Nile you can watch your citizens go about their daily life. The economic simulation is so simple its just boring and not engaging at all because there is nothing really to see. I was not even able to check if i produce enough resources to keep the manufacturers going.
I refunded the game after 40min playtime.
I cannot recommend this game. After thousands of city builder hours and "hundreds" of city builder games.
This just barely meets the minium requirements for handling in my book.
Content you can always add.. but when the UI and core feathures are.. off putting.. I tend to back away.
When "Pharaoh" and "Emperor" did this 20x better 20+ years ago.
No need to reinvent the wheel everytime..
Kind of sad, been hoping and waiting for this game. But No. I do not give a crap "about 100 missions or 100 Monuments.."
I want to beable to controll my camera.
See no item pops. (Are we playing on a playstation 2?)
I want MORE audio options like DIALOG.
I want MORE mouse options to decrease scrolling (Holy hell, scroll until you die.. 10 scrolls from max to min view.. WHY)
Why does the water look line Chainmail? Like a gritt o.o?
Why do all the people in the city look like a cheap clone? (I understand they are lowclass.. but come on!)
There are so much clunkyness... jeeze.
Camera handling.. everything.. just feels offputting.
You can go 90* down and see.. but you cannot tilt up....What?!
If I wanna have a overview of my City I cannot? But you lock the camera at an odd angle?
WHY do I need to see the bark on the trees at close zoom but cannot see my people when I zoom out.. lmao.
Constant item/vegetation popping due to poor view/optimizing. Very off putting when you move around.
And its there 100% of the time.
But I guess the developer team wants to you play in "first person mode" when planning and building a city..
Thanks for the EARLY ACCESS.. sure feels like it.
Maybe I will be back in like 5 more years...
I think I will just stick with the old classics. Maybe one day we get a remaster/remake.
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Thanks for the Feedback Emi! :KneelingBow:
I Will start with saying I wish Steam could had a nautral feedback section.
"Old school vides" Are good. And I did see the effort.
I felt it was like the old games in style and layout.
But UI and some other stuff was not.
(I havent played the game for a long time.. less than 1 hour but I have seen other play)
But to me the game still feels a tad to EARLY ACCESS.
(And I got PTSD from EA games..)
I think if you focus on the Items pops and Camera angles you get far.
Then later you can do a few UI changes or needed here and there.
Just becasue old games lacked Camera movement does not jusity new games having the same issue. But if people do not wanna change their angle, well they do not have to.)
But please let the people that wanna change it, change it. If I wanna tilt my camera into the sun... let me. I try to communicate with RA... (Ra the sun god):eaglegag:
Same for Keybindings, mouse controll etc etc. These are personal prefrences.. and cannot be "default" for us all. (many games keep forgetting this..)
And People do not wanna "learn" an complicated middle road, they want easy quick fixes. Thats just how we as humens work.
Bad example: (just a consept, and I talk about UI not Gameplay.)
If you can do the task with 1-2 clicks people are happy.
When you need to do 5-10 clicks to preform 1 task.. you over kill it.
And over time people will avoid it.
I think this game has alot of potential. So I am not hating or negativ.
-Even tho I sound harsh and unforgiving.
Facts are facts.
And this is how I talk.
Team feelings does not add to the function of the game or how it feels to us.
I know the feel when people "shoot" down your "balloon."
But again most games or projects of any kind has an tremendous amount of work and heart put into it. Unless the people that worked on it.. never cared. (Not saying)
But keep in mind, I never hated on anything rather pointed out what I felt could be better.
I have kept an eye on this games sins 2018 or 2019.
If I need to wait 5 more years, then I will wait. (I rather hope not):feste:
As the item poping and camera I think you should fix asap.
Becasue it's what most people will react to right at start.
PS: Congrats on the release :) :praisesun: :KneelingBow:
Builders of Egypt offers the player a calm and immersive gaming experience. Dive into the ancient world of Egypt, taking on the role of a city planner and managing resources, constructions, and interactions with citizens and deities. The tranquil background music, detailed city-building mechanics, and historically inspired aesthetics contribute to the relaxing vibe.
I was a massive fan of the Impressions games back in the day, so I was excited to give this a shot when I saw it. I watched a review on youtube several days before release and thought that perhaps they were being a little too critical.. that they might have simply misunderstood the mechanics.. but no. I might have only put 30 minutes into the game so far, but it's already driving me mad. I didn't even get out of the tutorial mission - I couldn't! The game gives you an objective, holds your hand and tells you what to put down and where, but following those instructions makes the game go "Nah, not good enough".
Much like the Impressions games, desirability of the area plays a crucial part in levelling up the housing. The first mission requires you to have a certain prosperity rating, which means having pretty, happy housing.. but the building placement the game TELLS you to put down makes the surrounding area inherently undesirable. That's fine, I can just put down some gardens or statues, right? Nope. The tutorial instructions didn't mention anything about a beatifications tab, nothing further of importance for you to know right now, just finish the mission.
I wanted to like this game, I wanted to give it the benefit of the doubt when I heard the criticisms and complaints, but it turns out they're warranted. It's a very pretty game, no doubt, but it feels like it's been slapped together and poorly implemented. I'm sure there's a simple answer out there for the issues I faced, but it's too late. If the tutorial gives this much hassle to complete, then I have very low expectations for the rest of the game.
If you're looking at this game because you fell in love with the OG's back in the 90/00's? Stick with the OG's.
The game isn't terrible it just feels like it needs more time.
If you've played Pharaoh, this is basically a carbon copy with better graphics. The buildings and everything are almost identical. I'm pretty sure I even recognized ambiance sounds directly from Pharaoh wile playing. Maybe that was supposed to be like an easter egg, an homage or I'm just crazy. Who knows.
The game needs to be optimized badly. My GPU was maxing out on medium settings and I have a RTX3060, well above the recommended specs. Even dropping everything to lowest possible setting had it at about 80%. Nothing in this game should be pushing my card that much. After fiddling with graphics settings for a while trying to find a balance between performance and quality and making no real progress I ultimately just uninstalled it.
It took me 3 attempts at starting a new campaign to get the first scenario to let me move to the second scenario. It would just get stuck and not let me progress. Once I finally did get it to let me into the second scenario, the game crashed. Not the end of the world, I've had worse launches of games before but it's annoying.
The tutorial is pretty basic. Don't expect the game to give you much info about how things are supposed to work or to help you troubleshoot problems. The UI is also pretty clunky and doesn't always respond intuitively.
Will you enjoy the game if you like city builders, probably. If you can look past the flaws. For now, I'll play Pharaoh for the Egyptian City Builder experience. Hopefully in the future I can come back to a more polished game.
The game is good but the only thing that i find annoying is when u finish the a mission and u stay on that mission to do other things & when u want to move to the nxt mission it wont leave u. i quit the game & went to continue it brought me back to my last save. when i go to pick the next mission its not unlocked even though i finished the last mission. sandbox mode is abit janky i put down a wall and tried putting it down to the river & it wouldnt leave me go all the way with the wall.
As an avid player of Pharaoh and other city builders, when I've seen this game is coming out, I've wishlisted it immediately. It spent a few years on my wishlist, due to being delayed over and over again, but today I've finally received an e-mail that the game came out.
Immediately installed it and upon launch I was already surprised how unoptimized the game is. It looks like the testers were completely forgotten or ignored. For example, building roads, which is something you will do the most in the game is annoyingly complicated. You cannot start a new road on the same tile where the existing road ends, you cannot cross roads, you have to manually work around the existing road to draw your new road.
It didn't take long to see that this is basically an adaptation of the original Pharaoh game, which wouldn't be a problem, but the graphics, the gameplay, the entertainment factor and mostly the controls of the 1999 game are much-much better, which is a pretty bad thing considering a 25 year gap between the two releases.
This game runs clunky, the economy is not refined at all, the city planning part is almost non-existent and the whole experience is very much "early alpha".
All these after many years of development, for a full price, which is rather shameful.
Save your wallets people.
Rather a disappointment overall. Nothing really to distinguish it from predecessors, and the rather limited graphics don't make it a particularly pleasurable game to play. For such a simple and limited scope, the UI is overly complicated, busy, and unintuitive. The ancient world really deserves better city builders than copies of older beloved games
Fun little city builder if you're a fan of the older Sierra games. Much to be approved though. I'm quite dissapointed in the animations, for example the citizens animations are choppy compared to others. Also really dissapointed in the graphics, not the texture and environment itself, but the range in which things render, there are a lot of pop-ins happening, and I mean a lot. When zooming in and out you can literally see bushes, trees and shadows dissapear or pop in. Quite annoying, and this is on Epic quality.
Balance also seem a bit off in terms of production, this is not a big deal as I feel this will be improved with time. I also miss hints on buildings as to what they need and what they use and why they use it. For example, the first tutorial mission you need 600 pottery. I had to build 4 potteries in order to store that amount. But there was no information anywhere that I could find as to what was using all the pottery. I think that houses was but that's the problem, there was no information about this so I could adjust, I was forced to build more production which led to lack of workers which led to more houses being built whicg led to more pottery begin used... You get the point. So, more information on the buildings and better balance would be nice. (this goes for overall production, not just pottery).
It's also really difficult to see what houses need in order to upgrade, what their needs are and what buildings will rise the happiness. Overall the lack of information is lacking and makes the game quite un-fun to play when you have to play a guessing game untill you eventually learn.
Again a title I would like to give a rating between up/down but Steam still don't have this feature, so for now it's a down. This is by no means a "do not buy" title, the price is well worth it. It's just my personal opinion of the overall graphics and animations that for me brings down the score and rating.
https://youtu.be/7YLqMLcKe94
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As I'm sure you've already noticed I gave this game a thumbs up. But it is NOT a glowing reviewing. Look I'm not blinded by some love for the game or devs. I'm just some random guy who loves city builders and has played a lot of them.
The ONLY reason I give this game a thumbs up is simply because it wasn't terrible, or broken. That's it.
The game is average in almost every way. From it's graphics to it's gameplay. From it's sound to it's stability. It's average across the board. 5 out of 10. And THAT'S why I give it a thumbs up and not a thumbs down.
When thinking about it objectively I can't offer you any particular reason why the game isn't phenominal. But I also can't give you any reason why the game isn't complete garbage.
The sound is great. The sight is not.
The gameplay is well thought out, but poorly designed.
The stability is fairly good, but the UI and tutorial are awful.
The pricetag is very appropriate so at least you won't be getting screwed over.
TLDR:
This is an average city builder with tens of hours of content and a unique skin that isn't seen anywhere else. Except Pharoh. It's not exceptional but it's not terrible and they are respectfully not charging you more than it's worth. Buy it if you're bored of the other city builders you've played a hundred times over. But otherwise, go play Manor Lords.
If you'd like a more in-depth look at the game with more information I encourage you to check out the review on my YouTube Channel (Link Below).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi2BFHoJHHk
Otherwise, thanks so much for reading and I hope I managed to help some of you out there spend your money wisely.
Look, I'm simple. I see pyramids, I give it a shot. Haven't seen any pyramids yet, but I'm getting there. I hate walker gameplay in my citybuilder so Pharaoh is out, and the carrier gameplay here feels much more Anno in style. My comparison point for Egyptology games will always be Children of the Nile and this already feels much more complex than that admittedly simple game. For a (Small? Solo?) dev team, I understand why individual workshop animations might not be there, but it's enjoyable enough to roam over my workshops and watch the potters pottering away.
One point of confusion though - I can't tell if stacking decorations next to each other actually provides a benefit, or if my mining slums won't be ok with neighborhood density if I just cram green space around them.
I do wonder where all the women are though, my streets are full of loincloth wearing dudes asides from the bazaar carriers. No wonder that one guy keeps losing his wife, she's practically Smurfette.
Give us an option to see the pre-mission lessons outside of the loading screens! I want to learn, but I don't want to wait to play.
Overall, between my hour here and the demo (huge improvements from that, BTW) I feel comfortable leaving a positive review. Is it the perfect Egypt citybuilder game? No, but it's what we have and there's fertile gameplay here for $20.
So far, it feels like little more than a 3D adaptation of Pharaoh, with even the variety of structures you build being more or less the same as that game. One of the few differences are the little missions civilians will give you from time to time, but these are mostly the same (e.g. one guy needing you to find his missing wife), and these are mostly the same and don't add much. Finally, I was hoping this game would be moddable, but that appears not to be the case. Overall, rather underwhelming so far.
Mechanics are earie similiar to the Pharaoh, while 3D graphics not looking good, and being poorly optimized. Especially striking is the details distance which is laughably short. Usually how the game looks is second to me in case of managment games, but in this case you would have extremely similiar (if not better) experience with Pharaoh, which 2d graphics looks better than this.
Avid city builder enjoyer, this one just isn't it. It's like any other builder, but over complicated for no reason. Popups every 5 seconds, one fishing dock fills up your supplies within minutes even while exporting. Buildings collapse randomly, people get sick and the building will just collapse. Has a sandbox mode but still has win conditions, which you can continue playing after.
The campaign seems like it would be ok, but the over all functions of most things are just over complicated. Houses are undesirable because there's a fire station near it, but it will burn to the ground the second its out of range of the station. Citizens get mad because there's another house near their house or mad because there's a granary 10 grids away.
Might be better with future updates, but refunding for now.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Strategy Labs |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 21.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 37% положительных (52) |