Step into the shoes of an ambitious Roman governor and start building your own city in the most authentic metropolis building simulation of the ancient world. Pax Augusta takes you back to the Roman Empire, where the fate of an entire province – and even his personal future in the eyes of the Senate and Augustus himself – may depend on one man's decision. Authentic urban planning in ancient times Start with a small settlement on the newly built imperial road and transform it into a bustling Roman metropolis. Every building – from thermal baths, through theaters and forums, to gladiator arenas – has been recreated with historical precision, based on real architectural models. Sustainability and the realities of life in the empire Build residential areas, develop commercial infrastructure, and take care of the needs of the residents. Mine resources, trade with other cities, and provide citizens with both work and entertainment. Create monumental structures that will last for centuries – all in accordance with Roman urban planning. Power, politics and crises Your decisions will have consequences. Deal with fires, epidemics, corruption, and civil unrest. Win the favor of the emperor or the Senate, win new offices, and grow your influence. Be careful – you can be promoted just as quickly as you can be removed from office. Pax Augusta Highlights: Historical Accuracy: Realistic structures and mechanics inspired by authentic historical sources. Dynamic development of cities: every decision affects the organic development of your settlement into a full-fledged city. Political gameplay: Fight for influence, react to the whims of power, and survive in a world of Roman intrigue. Complex trade and economy: control trade routes, import and export goods, ensure self-sufficiency. Campaign and Sandbox Mode: Choose a non-linear story path inspired by the writings of Tacitus, or create your perfect city without limits. Pax Augusta is a proposition for lovers of history, strategy and realistic simulations. Build your legacy, become a legend of an empire – or perish in the shadow of Roman marble.