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2020PCSteam Deck playable95 % positive20.99 €

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.

Cosy, great for unwinding
Tactical depth

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The closest matches for Ostriv are Transport Fever 3, Train Fever and Builders of Egypt. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Ostriv special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Transport Fever 3

98 %Match

2026PCPlayStationXbox70 % positive49.99 €

Cosy, great for unwinding
Realistic visuals
Tactical depth

A transport tycoon game where you plan and grow road, rail, sea and air networks across more than a century of vehicle evolution. The appeal lies in fine-tuning efficient routes and watching your transport empire expand.

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Train Fever

Cosy, great for unwinding

A railway business simulation starting in 1850, where you plan tracks, stations and lines and watch cities grow thanks to your transport network. The appeal lies in optimizing your network and observing the living city simulation.

Builders of Egypt

Gameplay comes before story

A city-building and economic strategy game set in ancient Egypt, where you plan settlements along the Nile, manage resources and raise pyramids.

Caesar IV

Cosy, great for unwinding

As a Roman provincial governor you build and manage cities, keep citizens supplied, handle trade and defense, and climb the political ladder toward Caesar. A classic, measured city-builder set in antiquity.

Cities in Motion

Cosy, great for unwinding

A transport simulation where you plan bus, tram and subway networks across Vienna, Helsinki, Berlin and Amsterdam from 1920 to 2020. The fun lies in optimizing routes and schedules so the system turns a profit while keeping passengers happy.

Sumerians

Gameplay comes before story

A city builder set in ancient Mesopotamia where you grow your settlement through irrigation, production chains, trade, and monumental temples and ziggurats.

Cities: Skylines II

Cosy, great for unwinding

A deep city-building simulator where you freely plan traffic, economy and infrastructure of a sprawling metropolis. The detailed, living simulation makes it both relaxing and complex.

Transport Fever

Cosy, great for unwinding

A transport tycoon simulation where you start in 1850 and build rails, roads, harbors and airports, growing a thriving transport company across more than a century. The appeal lies in planning efficient networks and watching cities grow.

Nebuchadnezzar

Pure single-player experience

A classic isometric city builder set in ancient Mesopotamia, where you plan settlements, manage supply chains and raise grand monuments. It follows in the footsteps of genre classics like Pharaoh.

CivCity: Rome

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A city-builder that zooms in from empire management to the planning, supplying and running of individual Roman cities, culminating in Rome itself. Play centers on city layout, economy and citizen happiness across many missions.

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