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2017 PC 2.99 € 👍 77 % Mostly positive, 356 reviews on Steam

A small indie strategy and management sim in which you lead a tribe through prehistory, from the African savannah to building the first city in the Fertile Crescent.

What defines Bronze Age:

  • Tactical depth

The closest matches for Bronze Age are Orbi Universo, Plutocracy and Caesar II. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Bronze Age special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Orbi Universo

96 %

2020 PC −20 % 19.50 € 15.60 € 5 days left

  • Realistic visuals
  • Tactical depth
  • Gameplay comes before story

An indie strategy and simulation game where you lead a civilization from the Neolithic to the Middle Ages, guiding its growth through the eras.

Caesar II

Realistic visuals

A classic city-building strategy game set in ancient Rome: you manage provinces, supply cities with water, security and entertainment, and fend off barbarian invasions on your climb to become Caesar.

The Great Art Race

Realistic visuals

An economic management sim where you run coffee and tobacco plantations in a colonial setting, using the profits to recover your family's stolen art collection.

Orbi Universo II

Gameplay comes before story

An abstract strategy simulation where you lead a civilization from the Neolithic era to the Atomic Age. A node-based system links agriculture, commerce, religion and warfare, so each decision triggers cascading effects.

Democracy 2

Tactical depth

A political simulation where you run a democratic government, adjusting taxes, economy, welfare and more while keeping various voter groups happy. The web of policy side effects and the need for re-election make for tricky trade-offs.

Marble Age

Gameplay comes before story

A turn-based historical strategy sim where you grow a small Greek settlement into a dominant city-state. The focus is on managing resources and expanding rather than action.

Sovereignty: Crown of Kings

Focus on a single character

A grand strategy simulation where you rule one of 35 realms, juggling diplomacy, economy and war, and can try to restore a crumbling empire to its former glory.

Caesar III

Realistic visuals

A classic city builder set in ancient Rome: you keep citizens fed, watered, entertained and protected while managing trade and provinces. The blend of logistics and careful planning is its main appeal.

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