Ancient Cities Windows game

Ancient Cities is a Survival and Strategy City Builder game, based on ancient times.

Currently being developed by Uncasual Games.

Starting in the Neolithic era, you will have to guide your people through generations, discovering and improving technologies, managing resources and population, facing threats from raiders and Mother Nature herself. And, ultimately, building the most fantastic city of antiquity through the ages in a fully simulated world and ecosystem.

When released, the game will be available on Steam for PC Windows.
Other platforms to be determined.

Our vision

We love tech, strategy games, history, archaeology and cities. We dream, as you do, with a gorgeous strategy city simulator, focused in history and realism, that lets the player develop its city through the ages in a credible and immersive way.

This sounds too ambitious? Definitely. But we think everything can be done, if you move steady, step by step.

The solution is to not even try to do it all at once, but to build each time-frame and location as a full expansion over one common platform, with all the content, from assets to game-play features, needed for that historical simulation. As a whole,Ancient Cities is a long-term project.

If successful, we expect Ancient Cities to become a powerful game platform for next developments, moving us more and more into the realms of history, exploring different places and ages around the world with you: Bronze Age, Mighty Ur, Classic Greece, Egypt, Rome or Middle Ages.

We have chosen to start at the origin of cities, in the late Neolithic era, because it was logic and highly suitable for the project; New eras introduce new gameplay and game features different from the previous ones, just as in real life.

We are developing our own custom engine and gaming technology for Ancient Cities because it allows us to render what we envision: thousands of items on the screen at the same time with nice fps, offering the players breathtaking images of their cities. Both, game-play and detail, are important to us.

Find out more in our twitter or website: Ancient-cities.com