Today its was released by Kalypso Media and developer Reborn, the first video featurette for their upcoming PC “city ruler” game Urban Empire. The game will be launched on January 20th 2017, Urban Empire puts players in control of a mayoral dynasty where they must lead their city and people through 200 years of history. In this featurette, you will learn more about what sets a “city ruler” apart from a “city builder”, as well as the main features of the game and the deep story of historical growth and political family drama.
Check out the first dev diary video of Urban Empire, where the developers explains the games’ features:
“For all aspiring mayors looking to flex their political muscles, Urban Empire is now available to pre-purchase on Steam. As well as receiving a 15% discount, pre-purchase players will be able to experience the early stages of urban architecture with the ‘Half Timbered Building Pack’ which contains seven unique buildings from pre-1820, bringing some old school style and tradition to their very own Urban Empire. The ‘Half Timbered Building Pack’ will unlock when the game launches on 20th January 2017.
In Urban Empire you take control of a mayoral dynasty and lead your city and people through 200 years of history. Establish infrastructures, plan city districts, debate political decisions at the town council, bribe or blackmail your opponents, empower the democratic rights of your people or ignore them and reign supremely by yourself – the decision is yours!
Beginning in the 1820s, establish your city through five different eras, each with its own threats and opportunities. Master the challenges of the centuries, face political struggles, experience world-changing events and pioneering inventions, and create your own unique Urban Empire!
Urban Empire is a ‘City Ruler’, pioneering a new breed of strategy game that combines city builder features with political scheming and adds profound social and historical events into the mix, creating a whole new gameplay experience where players must employ strategic planning and political savvy to successfully grow their cities in their role as Mayor.”
For more information on Urban Empire, visit its Steam page.
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