Theos: Cities of Myth Is the Spiritual Successor to the One of the Great City Builders of the Early 2000s
The demo blends resource management with deity bonuses and puzzle-like farming, though pathing bugs and placeholder art still limit the experience.
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Theos: Cities of Myth Is a Promising Ancient Greek City-Builder
Plato famously said that the most important part of any work is the beginning. And so, while what I played of Theos: City of Myth was clearly in a very early and unpolished state, I can at least appreciate where it's headed. This charming indie city builder had me laying out roads, providing housing, taking advantage of godly boons, and managing resources as concrete as food and as abstract as philosophy. I wasn't able to build a polis to rival …
Greek city builder Theos: Cities of Myth announced
Publisher Dotemu and developer Triskell Interactive have announced Theos: Cities of Myth, a modern take on classical city builder games. Theos: Cities of Myth is in development for Windows PC (via Steam) and has a release date set for later this year. Here’s a rundown on the game, plus its reveal trailer: A modern take […] Source
Dotemu and Triskell Interactive have announced Theos: Cities of Myth. Triskell Interactive had already presented a title in the style of the Egyptians in its previous title Pharaoh: A New Era. Now the city management title is to be released for PC this year. Players are to build and manage cities inspired by Greek mythology. Triskell Interactive wants to create a tribute to classical city builders of the 2000s. more
Theos: Cities of Myth Hands-On Preview - Building a City, One Tile at a Time
If there’s one thing the whole gaming community can agree on, it’s that, despite their more slow-paced gameplay, city builders are among the most addictive titles out there. As someone who likes to play games of this genre casually, I’m always excited to see what’s next, and that is Theos: Cities of Myth. This title, developed by Triskell Interactive and published by Dotemu, brings an interesting take on city-builders with Greek deities giving y…
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