Immortal Cities: Children of the Nile (PC)

Description: Manufacturer: Mastertronic / Genre: Strategy / Release Date: 2007

Newest Review: ... responding to algorithms, and they would not take the initiative and do something without my say-so. Lately I've been playing ... more

... a lot of Immortal Cities: Children of the Nile, and I think I've finally found a game that, at least, feels like I'm simply watching a society go about their daily lives. Of course, these tiny Egyptians need your guiding hand to build the infrastructure that they will live in, as they are not about to build the city on their own, but once it's there you understand that Tilted Mill wanted this to be more about the people than the buildings they inhabit. Let's look at a typical level from the game. You will often start...more

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Immortal Cities: Children of the Nile (PC): An Ancient Society Inside Your PC! (1436 words)
by - written on 26/03/09 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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I have always been fascinated with creating little societies and watching them grow. As a kid these societies would be created on paper, and all the growing that these towns and cities would undergo was due to my pencil and imagination; and even to this day I'll draw maps that plan out futuristic cities, or maps that have the giant mountains and lush forests of a fantasy land. While my imagination can be incredibly vivid, eventually I wanted to be able to watch a virtual society grow on its own through the magic of another great hobby of mine; video games. Thankfully I grew up on the likes of Populous and Powermonger. The aim of these two games was pretty ... Read the complete review