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2025PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable69 % positive−40 % 59.99 € 35.99 €

As a Roman governor you build intricate production chains, keep growing cities supplied across Latium and Celtic Albion, and choose whether to blend cultures or impose Roman ways. A lavishly detailed city-builder with gorgeous visuals and deep logistical planning.

  • Historical setting
  • Building and crafting
  • Economy and management
  • Lavish presentation

The closest matches for Anno 117: Pax Romana are Manor Lords, Dawn of Discovery and Ostriv. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Anno 117: Pax Romana special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Manor Lords

95 %Match

2024PCXboxSteam Deck playable84 % positive39.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Anno 117: Pax Romana: a historical setting, building and crafting as well as economy and management.

A medieval city-builder and strategy game where you grow a 14th-century Franconian village through detailed production chains. It adds tactical real-time battles and a strong focus on historical authenticity.

Dawn of Discovery

Building and crafting

A medieval city-builder and economic sim where you settle islands, craft trade chains and keep citizens happy across both European and Oriental cultures. Diplomacy and occasional naval skirmishes add variety to its detailed, relaxing city planning.

Ostriv

Historical setting

A city-builder set in 18th-century Ukraine where you govern a town, laying out organic settlements without grid or angle limits on 3D terrain while managing the economy and your villagers.

Railway Empire

Historical setting

A railroad tycoon sim set in 19th-century America where you lay track, optimize cargo and passenger routes, and outmaneuver rival companies. Detailed locomotives, a large tech tree and history-themed campaigns give it lasting depth.

Age of Empires IV

Historical setting

Classic medieval real-time strategy with asymmetric civilizations, base building and economy management. Documentary-style campaigns about real historical battles sit alongside a competitive multiplayer scene.

Stronghold: Warlords

Building and crafting

A real-time strategy game blending castle building and economy management with sieges in medieval East Asia. You command Mongols, samurai and imperial forces while dealing with rival warlords on a skirmish map.

Railway Empire 2

Deep systems to master

A railway tycoon strategy game where you build rail networks across 19th-century America and Europe, connect cities and outcompete rivals. Route planning, logistics and company management are the core of the experience.

The Settlers 7: Paths to a Kingdom

Building and crafting

A medieval-flavored city-building strategy game where you manage intricate production chains and pursue victory through military, trade, or technology. The multiple paths to winning give it strong replay value.

Farthest Frontier

Building and crafting

A detailed city-builder with survival pressure where you found a settlement in the wilderness, manage resources and keep your villagers alive through seasons, disease and raiders.

Tropico 5

Deep systems to master

As the dictator of a Caribbean island you manage economy, politics and your dynasty across several eras, wrapped in satirical humor and Latin flair. New to this entry are trade, research and multiplayer for up to four players.

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