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Theos: Cities of Myth Blends Strategy and Mythology

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Theos: Cities of Myth is a new city-builder strategy game set in Ancient Greece, challenging players to build metropolises dedicated to Greek deities.

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Rock Paper Shotgun

Pick your favourite Greek god and build a metropolis in their name in the strategy city-builder Theos: Cities of Myth

Theos: Cities of Myth is an upcoming city-builder strategy game where players choose a Greek god to worship and build a metropolis in their name. Players must balance the needs of their chosen deity with the desires of their citizens, managing resources, building infrastructure, and engaging in diplomacy or warfare with other cities. The game is available to wishlist on Steam, though a release date has not yet been announced.

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Monster Vine

Theos: Cities of Myth Preview – A Modern Revival of Classic City Builders

Theos: Cities of Myth is a colorful city-building game that revives classic mechanics from vintage PC titles set in mythological Greece. Developed by the creators of Pharaoh: A New Era, it challenges players to build cities, manage resources, and satisfy the needs of citizens and gods.

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Gamespot

This New Strategy Game Will Win Over Fans Of Ancient Greece, Even If You Suck At It

Theos: Cities of Myth is a new city-building strategy game from Triskell Interactive, set in Ancient Greece and featuring deities. Despite the author's struggles with managing fires and disasters in an early build, the game's vibrant visuals and engaging mechanics, published by Dotemu, make it a compelling experience for fans of the genre.

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Niche Gamer

Greek city builder Theos: Cities of Myth announced

Publisher Dotemu and developer Triskell Interactive have announced Theos: Cities of Myth, a new city-builder game for Windows PC. The game reimagines Ancient Greece, allowing players to build a thriving metropolis dedicated to one of seven Greek Deities, manage citizen needs, and interact with other city-states through trade, diplomacy, or conflict.

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