Senatus
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Steam News · Aug 5
Hi Senator!We're releasing a small update focused on one of the most common requests we've received since launch: a better tutorial.Learning how cards interact and understanding the flow of a match could be challenging for new players, so we've reworked the tutorial to make those first games much easier to follow. It now introduces the core mechanics more clearly and helps new players get into the...
Steam News · Aug 2
- Fix issue with the Consult senator id not being save properly. - Fix mistranslation for "card lost" outcomes in Spanish and other languages. - Add button to start in tutorial mode - Fix layout for Credits window
Steam News · Jul 30
The doors to the Senate House are open. Senatus is officially available on Steam today!Instead of swords and shields, your weapons here are rhetoric and political maneuverings. It is time to step onto the floor and take your seat in the Republic.What is Senatus?Senatus is a turn-based strategy card game with political roguelike mechanics, set in the heart of ancient Rome. You start as an ambitious...
Steam News · Jul 29
Senators, the hour has come.Tomorrow, July 30th, the doors to the Curia open, and the fate of the Republic will rest in your hands.In Senatus, victory is not won with steel or armies. It is forged in backroom alliances, decisive debates, and strategic maneuvering. Whether you choose the path of an unyielding orator or a master of intrigue, your journey to the Consulship begins tomorrow.What Awaits...
Steam News · Jul 16
Visualize Your Moves Before You Play, New UI ImprovementPlanning your path to power in the Senate is now more intuitive than ever. We’ve integrated a visual assistance feature so you never miss a tactical opportunity:Anticipate Your Conversions: Hover any card over empty slots on the board to instantly highlight which rival cards you can convert to your color.Spot Synergies: The system will automa...
Steam News · Jul 9
Salve, Senator. In Senatus demo, you got to try a very stripped-down version of the city, featuring just 4 locations to test the card pacing and early events. After a few months of writing code and locking down event texts, the map of Rome is now fully complete for the final version of the game.We’ve expanded from those initial 4 spots to 14 interconnected locations, each with its own dedicated ev...
Steam News · May 4
Hello Senator,The Senatus demo is now available. Prepare yourself for the wild nature of Roman politics.In this demo you will find: character creation, the fiercest debates in the form of card-based matches, and deck building through the exploration of Rome.This is only a small glimpse of what the full game will offer. However, we would love to build this game together with you. Feel free to share...
Steam News · Apr 22
Your legacy begins with five questions that will define your destiny in the Republic.We finally have a (nearly) final version of character creation!When starting a new game in Senatus, you’re not just choosing a name: you’re choosing a story. Through five key decisions, you will shape your character’s origin, personality, and ambition, gaining advantages… while accepting trade-offs.Every choice di...
Steam News · Mar 15
Hello Senator,In today’s dev diary, I’d like to talk about deck building in Senatus: how you obtain the cards you’ll bring to the Senate to debate your rivals.We are developing a system of events that appear randomly depending on the locations in the city of Rome that you visit: the Forum, the Temple of Jupiter, the Suburra district, and more. These events are based on decision-making and probabil...
Steam News · Feb 24
In the earliest prototypes of Senatus, every card showed the same senator.Same face.Same tunic.Same beard.It was practical. It worked. But it wasn’t Rome.And Senatus is not about abstracting the Roman Senate. It’s about confronting it.The Placeholder ProblemWhen you play a card in a debate, you’re not moving an icon: you’re trying to convince a person.Until now, however, every senator looked like ...