After many months of anticipation, the opportunity has finally arrived for all lovers of history and construction simulations. Pax Augusta is now available on the PC platform, opening the door to the world of the ancient Roman Empire, where each player takes on the role of an ambitious governor with a mission to establish and develop a new Roman city.
The game shows incredible authenticity and attention to detail. Players will have the opportunity to:
- To plan and build - Starting from a small settlement, you will slowly develop city districts, build shopping centers, forums, thermal baths, amphitheaters and other structures that exude the spirit of ancient Rome.
- Manage resources - Through careful management of the economy, provision of necessary raw materials, trade development and smart investment, you will create a stable foundation for the future growth of your city.
- Make decisions with consequences - Every decision brings new challenges, whether it is concern for citizens, external threats or political games within the empire.
Additionally, Pax Augusta offers two game modes to suit different styles:
- The campaign– Inspired by historical sources, this mode offers a narrative experience in which you will manage the city through time challenges and historical events.
- Sandbox – For those who want unhindered creativity, this method enables free construction without restrictions, encouraging innovation and a personal touch in the design of the city.
The game was developed by Roger Gassmann and published by Senatis, achieving a premise that combines historical authenticity with modern game mechanics. Imagination, strategic thinking and connection with the complex social and economic systems of the ancient era are encountered in every segment of the game. An excellent visual style, based on a realistic 2.5D isometric display, further contributes to the atmosphere that completely immerses you in the world of Rome.
Thanks to extensive pre-production and coordinated work on every segment – from urban planning to architectural design details – Pax Augusta sets new standards for construction simulations
