Scenarios are embedded in the mythological Greece. Poland location games had a recommendation from the Ministry of national education as a teaching material for learning history at high school and secondary school. Zeus: Master of Olympus is the sixth game in the award-winning Impressions City Building Series, which has sold over two million copies worldwide.
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The site is non-commercial and we are not able to check all user posts. Zeus: Master of Olympus screenshots:. Size: Just look at the current chart success ot The Sims , if you don't believe me. Impressions has been up there for quite a while with historical management games such as Pharaoh and Caesar 3 and now they've weighed in with a third title, Zeus: Master Of Olympus.
It's an intricate yet hugely playable micro-management-cum-building game that lets you simulate the start-up of a city in Ancient Greece, complete with random natural disasters and visitations from the old Greek gods, villains and heroes thrown in to keep you on your toes.
Anyone familiar with the other Impressions titles will be right at home with Zeus but the game has a much broader appeal. The building and resource management side has been streamlined to remove many of the tedious micro-management elements.
In Zeus you don't have to balance dozens of irritating statistics to maintain an efficient city - your citizens will do most of the work for you as long as you put up the right buildings.
Zeus is purely a single-player game based on a series of ten different adventures. These give you various goals to achieve and many are divided into anywhere from five to eight episodes.
Three of the adventures are open with set goals other than to become the most powerful city in the known world, either by conquest or building colonies. The main disappointment is that there are no random maps, which reduces long-term playability. However, there are also eight basic and eight advanced tutorials, which could take you hours to wade through. First things first, though. Each building must be connected to a road so the first thing to do is build a road loop and add several huts.
Soon the beautifully animated citizens will start to move in. They'll need water, so you add fountains and maintenance offices at regular intervals to keep them going.
Initially the people will teed themselves by foraging, but to advance you'll need to start farming. The type of food available depends on the adventure, but typically includes fish and wheat.
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