Step into the sandals of ancient Bronze Age kings and queens with Ozymandias: Bronze Age Empire Sim. This game invites you to forge the very first empires of history, making critical decisions that will dictate the future of entire civilizations.

Key Features

• Distilled Design: Dive into a 4X gameplay refined to its essence. Prioritize strategy over tactics, with micromanagement trimmed away for a sleeker experience. Each turn unfolds with unique opportunities. But choose wisely—you can only pick one to pursue. Achieve it, and rewards await.
• Innovative Power System: Rethink combat with an abstracted Power system. While the intricate details of battles are streamlined, you'll strategize the movements of armies and fleets, deciding where their might is needed most.
• Historical Maps: Immerse yourself in eight handcrafted maps, capturing the essence of Bronze Age terrains worldwide.
• 52 Unique Empires: Command any of the 52 empires available, each boasting its own set of traits and challenges. Tailor your strategies to their strengths and weaknesses for a diversified gaming experience.
• Dynamic Victory Conditions: The path to triumph isn't set in stone. With random victory conditions, every game presents a fresh challenge. Plus, custom victory conditions allow you to play the game your way.
• Singleplayer Mode: Begin with a captivating story campaign centered around explorer Gertrude Bell, offering an engaging way to grasp the game's mechanics. As you grow in confidence, match wits with a data-driven AI that competes fairly, without cheats.
• Multiplayer Action: Engage with friends or foes in dynamic multiplayer matchups. With simultaneous turns, there's zero downtime. Choose between the 'live' mode for rapid turn timers or the 'asynchronous' mode for extended strategy sessions. Successful plays earn you Treasures, tokens of your unmatched prowess.

Become a part of the dawn of history. Lead, strategize, expand, and defend in Ozymandias: Bronze Age Empire Sim. The fate of empires rests in your hands. Will your legacy stand the test of time?