Pax Augusta
Last updated: 2025-04-19
- Authentic Roman city-builder with historical accuracy.
- Deep, engaging gameplay for city-building enthusiasts.
- Immersive and beautiful city-building experience.
- Lacks guidance and clarity for new players.
- Frequent bugs, crashes, and progress loss.
- Clunky user interface and controls.
- Reviews
(sample size) - 111
- Helpful reviews
- 83%
- Unhelpful reviews
- 17%
- Protest reviews
- 0%
- 80%Helpful reviews with positive sentiment
- 20%Helpful reviews with negative sentiment
- Positive points
- 196
- Negative points
- 100
- Gameplay points
- 25
- Perf. points
- 11
- Rec. points
- 62
- Misc points
- 13
| Point | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Historically accurate, authentic Roman city-builder | The game is praised for its historical accuracy and authenticity, particularly in its depiction of Roman city-building. Many reviewers compare it favorably to classic city builders like the Caesar series, highlighting its attention to detail and the immersive experience of building a Roman city. The fact that it was largely developed by a single person is often noted as particularly impressive. | 95% |
| Enjoyable, deep, and engaging gameplay | Reviewers find the game enjoyable and engaging, praising its depth, complexity, and well-designed systems. The game is considered promising, with a solid foundation and potential for further development. Many mention that the game is fun and rewarding once the mechanics are understood. | 69% |
| Immersive, beautiful city-building experience | The game offers a balanced and immersive city-building experience with beautiful graphics and building designs. Reviewers appreciate the ability to customize their city and the engaging experience of watching the citizens go about their daily lives. The monuments and buildings are visually appealing and create an impressive atmosphere. | 29% |
| Dedicated and responsive developer | The developer is praised for their dedication, responsiveness, and openness to community suggestions. Reviewers are impressed with the developer's work and commitment to supporting the game. This point reflects positively on the game's future and potential improvements. | 16% |