Games like Augustus

Romopolis is a single-player strategy game that takes approximately 18 hours to complete. In this casual simulation, you build and manage an ancient Roman city, constructing houses and providing services to keep your residents happy. Win trophies and awards in 24 campaign scenarios, reach up to 22 achievements, or create your own custom scenarios in this time management game from the Townopolis-Romopolis-Megapolis series.

"Imperium Romanum" is a city-building strategy game set in the Roman Empire. Players must construct and manage cities, gather resources, and ensure the prosperity and security of their people. The game features historical accuracy, intuitive controls, and a variety of challenges to test the player's strategic skills.

Aggressors: Ancient Rome is a turn-based strategy game set in the ancient world. Players can choose to lead one of eighteen ancient civilizations, including Rome, Carthage, and Greece, in their quest for dominance. The game features tactical combat, diplomacy, research, and city-building, with a focus on historical accuracy and depth.

Castles A game made for Card Deck Jam where the theme was BuildingThe main goal is to build a castle at least 100 units of measurement high. (That was the original idea, it's not always 100 anymore)But of course, you can still win by destroying the enemy (assuming you would build your castle after winning).I tried to do something new with the background, I'm not exactly happy with it but good eno…

In Holder of Place, a young dragon has unleashed a primordial gloom over a long-dead kingdom, and you must gather companions to halt its spread. This roguelike auto-battler card game challenges you to strategically recruit followers, build synergies, and face relentless waves of monsters. Venture deep into a fading realm, endure fierce battles, and confront the dragon itself.

Roman Triumph: Survival City Builder is a Roman-themed colony sim where you build and defend your city against barbarian hordes and mythological creatures like Hydra and Minotaur. Manage resources, keep citizens fed and happy, and optimize city layouts to improve safety and growth. Strategic defense and survival are key to thriving in a hostile, randomly generated world.

In The Royal Writ, you command a deck of charming animal warriors on a strategic battlefield where cards advance to attack the enemy. Each card lost to the enemy base is permanently removed, making sacrifice a crucial part of your evolving strategy. Build a legacy through the unique stories of your fallen yet valiant subjects.

Social and economic conflicts have rocked the world. There is just one metropolis that can boast stability, but even this city only has enough resources to maintain a precarious balance of power. The authorities decided to create an algorithm that could build a perfect city for all segments of the population. This project gave birth to Iris, an artificial intelligence designed for building a utopi…

Once again, you hear whispers in your dreams. The slimy voice, like that of an inorganic substance, chants a long series of obscure syllables. The darkness creeps, and there is a sight cast from the deepest depths. It was the most powerful and unnameable presence. The initial fear that was enough to tear your nerves apart has turned into a sweet serenity, and you understand your mission at this mo…

In Ludus Mortis, set in 4th century Rome, the Senate's use of necromancy has created an army of undead and demons, leading to a rift among the Roman population. As a gladiator from a surviving school, your mission is to eradicate the undead and restore Rome's former glory, engaging in grid-based, first-person dungeon crawling gameplay. Fight to save your city from the Senate's gruesome creation and deadly control.