Steam News · Aug 31
Changes in version 1.2.0 (save files are compatible): General: - The game has been upgraded to Unity 6 - the first major technical update of the PC version in almost 10 years. Several bugs and issues of the old engine versions are fixed. All builds are now 64-bit. System requirements did go up, though. - Removed a hidden hotkey that could accidentally hide the entire interface. - A corrupted save ...
Steam News · Aug 28
Meet Pre-Warp Age, our new project.If you like our strategy games, Marble Age and Bronze Age in particular, chances are you will like this one too. You will see familiar game mechanics, now taken further.The Steam page is live and the release is set for October 30. A free demo comes out in September, we're taking part in Steam Next Fest from October 19 to 26, and mobile versions are planned for No...
Steam News · Nov 6, 2025
After almost ten years of searching and experimenting, we’re happy to announce: Next Run has been released in its full version. This game is the result of a long journey - an attempt to rethink our experience and find a new foundation for universal gameplay. We wanted to show how different genres - strategy and RPG - can merge seamlessly within a single game while maintaining coherence and depth. ...
Steam News · Nov 25, 2020
Steam hosts thousands of amazing games made by dedicated developers from every corner of the world. Every gamer can find a game or two (or more) suitable for their tastes, and we hope that Egypt: Old Kingdom also became a favorite game for many players. If you are one of them, please consider nominating Predynastic Egypt for the Steam Award! As per Steam's rules, older games such as this one can o...
Steam News · Nov 4, 2020
Predynastic Egypt was released so long that nobody remembers that time, and you still don't have it? Today is your day because Predynastic Egypt participates in this huge Steam City Builder sale! 75% discount - what else are you waiting for? This game will show you what it's like to live in Ancient Egypt. It's all about pyramids and gods. Build and worship. Rinse and repeat. Tough, but you'll make...
Steam News · Nov 3, 2020
Situated in Ancient Greece, Marble Age Remastered lets you explore its early history through one of three famous Greek city-states: Athens, Corinth, or Sparta. The game covers over 3000 years of history of Ancient Greece, starting from the earliest prehistoric settlements to the creation of the cross-continental Empire. Each polis has unique gameplay, where Athens relies on its excellent diplomacy...
Steam News · Oct 8, 2020
We made a new game! Well, almost :) Marble Age is a casual strategy about Ancient Greece, released back in 2014. It was good, but not great, so we decided to improve it! Marble Age: Remastered will be released on November 3rd, 2020, and it's a whole new game: We fully upgraded the art style. We improved design and balance. New content! To the original two cities - Athens and Sparta - we added Cori...
Steam News · Sep 26, 2019
Predynastic Egypt now has one more localization! Thanks to our volunteer from Brazil, the game is now available to the Brazilian gamers! If you wish to help us translating games to your language, welcome to our Crowdin!
Steam News · Apr 12, 2019
Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time. Although I d call myself a big fan of the Civilization franchise, the truth is that what I m really a fan of is Civ s early game. Sure, mass infantry wars and space programmes are alright. But for me, it s all about those first fifty turns, shepherding a gang of vagrants with hollowed-out ow...
Steam News · Dec 20, 2018
Bug fixes: In the tutorial mode, we fixed a wrong icon which appeared in the announcement about army unblocking; We corrected a lot of mistakes in English localization; We added our volunteers Richard Bepple, canemus and XzibitusaK to the list of Authors of the game; We fixed the mistake which made the game freeze in random situations. Balance fix: We fixed a bug that allowed to boost Food and Pro...
