Immortal Cities - Children of the Nile (PC) - Reviews
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6.2.2005
This is a wonderfully absorbing game which brings historic citybuilding to a new level.You are Pharaoh and need to build beautiful cities to reach certain targets. That's roughly where the similarity to previous citybuilders ends. Children of the Nile is a society builder. All your people have minds of their own: their own needs, desires and aspirations and, of course, their own gripes and whinges. Meanwhile you, as Pharaoh, need continually to increase your prestige so it's better than any previous Pharaoh; not to mention that additional prestige enables you to employ more educated workers such as priests, scribes, overseers and commanders who provide things to make your citizens'
1.9.2005
Children of the Nile (CotN) is a graphics masterpiece continuing in the theme of Pharaoh, but unfortunately the game itself lacks some of the features of its predecessor. Instead, CotN glows in the scenery it has created, and this in itself is so good that it holds the gamer for some time. It is just when you spend a few days playing, you realise that the game's structure is weaker than Pharaoh or Caesar which are now classic games available from most budget sections of a games store (or Amazon of course). I would say that you must buy this game and play it just for the amazing views you can have of the city you just created. Zoom in, zoom out, fly high or walk along the streets of your city with a citizens-eye view at the click of a mouse.