Anno 117: Pax Romana is a marked return to simplicity for the long-running city-building strategy game franchise. Some returning fans might find what it offers a little basic, but for others, the more ...

These Anno 117: Pax Romana beginner's tips will help you set up your first town, calculate processing times, boost prestige, find a happiness hack, and stop you from self-sabotaging your workforce ...

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Wait — you can play Anno 117: Pax Romana in first-person? If that’s what you’re thinking, you’re just as surprised as I was when I first found out. Excuse me while I just leave my empire’s management ...

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Released to plenty of solid critic reviews back in November, Anno 117 Pax Romana, the latest in Ubisoft's long, long line of city builder strategy games, is struggling a little in the user review ...

With its architectural triumphs, rich culture, and political intrigue, Ancient Rome already seems a perfect setting for Ubisoft’s city-building strategy game Anno 117: Pax Romana. But as I discovered ...

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Pax Romana's Prophecies of Ash DLC offers more space, new features, and volcanic eruptions that change everything, including ...

Prophecies of Ash is the first major update for Anno 117: Pax Romana, bringing in several features, including a new deity to worship, a resource known as obsidian, a trader named Ceacilia, and Cinis – ...

I'm not sure if men really ponder the Roman Empire every day. I think that I'm an outlier, pondering the Roman Empire upwards of a dozen times a day, and I should not be counted as I'm an anomaly ...