Still, the worst that can be said about Fate of the Pharaoh is that it gets a little repetitive if played in long sessions. Breaking up the types of new buildings you get does helps a little when it comes to repetition, since the game’s level goals seem to become variations on a theme after awhile. Others, like Houses, crop up at a point in the story that feels basically random. For the most part this works out, though some buildings like the Market are difficult to use effectively. New buildings are generally unlocked when it’s story-appropriate, rather than through player activity. Only a successful government will make it possible to achieve greatness and veneration by the people, not only in the earthly, but also in the afterlife.Fate of the Pharaoh does tell a little story, which begins with grim kingdom-destroying warfare and progresses into light shenanigans with space aliens and pyramid-building. You must make difficult decisions and carefully weigh your every step so as not to ruin your state.
You will also have to think about protecting your own borders by building battle structures and training a powerful army. There are many paths to victory, they depend on the strategy used. You will take care of their food, protection from enemies and the wrath of the gods. The key to success lies in the correct allocation of resources, profitable trade and ensuring a prosperous life for its citizens. Players will again be able to build small settlements and large cities, erect monuments of architecture and magnificent pyramids. The new game will also feature an add-on about the life of the state ruled by Cleopatra herself. Now users will once again have the opportunity to feel in the role of the ruler of Egypt, who must rule the country and protect it from attacks. Pharaoh: A New Era is a remake of the city-planning simulator of the same name, which was released back in 1999.
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