Nebuchadnezzar

Nebuchadnezzar is a sandbox urban planning simulator that is made in a style as close as possible to the classic projects of the beginning of the century. This is especially clearly expressed in the graphic style, which uses a pixel type of visualization and in an isometric camera, which allows you to get the widest and most informative view of the territory. The setting of the game from an indie creator with little experience in the video entertainment industry is ancient Mesopotamia. All available buildings are strongly reminiscent of how things were in reality in those distant centuries, increasing the level of atmospheric atmosphere of the growing cities.

During the single-player campaign, the user is given control of a variety of cities that are influential and historic. You need to start small, developing a small village to attract the first inhabitants. The gradual expansion of the built-up area involves the development of nearby lands to annex them into their own possessions. The gamer needs to keep track of a huge number of urban processes that constantly occur due to the bustling life. To build buildings, maintain an army and workers, and trade with other areas, it is vital for the player to keep the barns filled with all available types of resources.