Anno 117: Pax Romana gameplay screenshot. A bustling Roman city square with a central temple, statues, and numerous citizens.

Anno 117: Pax Romana gameplay screenshot. A top-down view of a settlement with wooden bridges and buildings amidst a marshy landscape.

A top-down view of an island in Anno 117: Pax Romana. Lush vegetation, a settlement by the coast, and fields.

A beautiful, detailed city from Anno 117: Pax Romana, featuring the Colosseum and other Roman architecture under a blue sky.

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Step into the heart of the Roman Empire during its greatest era with Anno 117: Pax Romana, an immersive city-building strategy game that challenges you to become a visionary governor. In this game set in 117 AD, at the height of Roman power, you'll shape sprawling cities, manage intricate resources, and navigate the complex political and military landscape of the empire. Every decision you make carries weight, whether you focus on economic growth, diplomatic alliances, or military conquest. Build thriving communities that satisfy the needs of your citizens while balancing the expectations of the emperor. Expand your influence through land and naval battles or forge strategic partnerships that can alter the course of history.

Anno 117: Pax Romana offers a wealth of exciting gameplay features to bring ancient Rome to life. Experience detailed city-building mechanics that allow you to design and customize your settlements with architectural styles authentic to the era. Manage complex resource chains, from farming and manufacturing to trade, ensuring your economy remains robust and sustainable. Engage in tactical combat on both land and sea, commanding legions and fleets to defend your territories or conquer new ones. Political intrigue and diplomacy play a key role as you negotiate with rival governors and influential factions, making alliances or rivalries that influence your path to power.

The game's dynamic narrative system ensures that your choices impact the unfolding story, with multiple outcomes based on how you govern, fight, and strategize. Rich historical detail, stunning visuals, and a living, breathing world immerse you fully in the age of Rome's golden peace, the Pax Romana.

This installment in the acclaimed Anno series invites you to experience the grandeur and complexity of ancient Rome like never before.

Comments on Anno 117: Pax Romana

SlDiorite5

Dec 2, 2025, 4:24 AM

It's a good Anno game, but the campaign is pretty short and the online still has some issues. Most were fixed, but it could use a bit more work. If you don't care about any of that, there's still a lot of goodness for city building fans to enjoy.

gif123

Nov 30, 2025, 2:38 PM

Anno 117: Pax Romana, oyuncuyu Roma İmparatorluğu’nun en sakin gibi görünen ama altında sürekli hareket eden dönemlerinden birine taşıyor. Oyun, barış çağının ardındaki yönetim baskısını, sınırların görünmez gerilimlerini ve gündelik yaşamın karmaşık düzenini hissettirmeye çalışıyor. Ekonomi, diplomasi ve şehir planlaması iç içe geçerken, oyuncu hem imparatorluğun ihtişamını hem de düzeni korumanın zorluğunu sezdiren bir dengeyle karşılaşıyor. Adım adım büyüyen yerleşimler, zamanla kendi hikâyesini yazıyor; hiçbir karar bağırarak değil, sessizce uzun vadeli etkilerini ortaya koyuyor. Bu da oyunu, yüzeyde huzurlu görünen bir dünyanın altında işleyen mekanizmalara odaklanan, dikkatle izlendikçe daha çok düşündüren bir deneyime dönüştürüyor.

gennyshark

Nov 29, 2025, 5:38 PM

This city builder stays perfectly on the trajectory of its predecessors, with a few improvements that add gameplay options without, however, offering anything substantially different from the usual. The real star of this game is the user interface, at once simple, elegant, and super efficient: all management games should take it as a model. It's a shame that the campaign story has one of the most anticlimactic endings I've ever seen.

Baris4hin

Nov 28, 2025, 12:29 PM

As a player who loves strategy and Roman-themed games: Fluid and exciting combat experience: None Music, story, characters, and overall game spirit: None Anything different or innovative: None Turkish language support: None

Remilio

Nov 28, 2025, 12:06 PM

decent game, so deep but a lot performance problems.

KittenChucklenugget

Nov 28, 2025, 4:44 AM

a decent game from the series. anno 1404 still can't be topped regardless

Vinn

Nov 28, 2025, 1:15 AM

I think I like the timeage this plays out... the Romans were one of the strongest armys before and that timeage was very nice. The Game is really catching up many things around that years and when seeing the trailers and so I think I will get it. Well the fans will all love it anyway. :)

Athemith

Nov 28, 2025, 1:13 AM

Un classique du genre mais l'optimisation laisse à désirer :/ les nouvelles mécaniques de progressions sont sympa mais sans plus. Je trouve que le prix par contre est extrêmement élevé pour le type de jeu :/ Quand arrêteront nous d'être pris pour des vaches à lait?

Shanala

Nov 27, 2025, 11:06 PM

Anno 117 is widely praised for its gorgeous visuals, detailed Roman cities, and high production values that make zooming in on streets and monuments feel rewarding in itself. Reviews highlight it as one of the standout city-builders of the year, though notes that it is more of an evolution of Anno 1800 than a radical reinvention, with a campaign that some enjoy mainly as an extended tutorial before sandbox.

Angry by default

Nov 27, 2025, 10:28 PM

well, 60 bucks is the cap so this get a checkmark. they added a tech tree which is nice, every1 knows skill trees make every game better. gameplay works as the previous anno's for better or worse, u will get the same feeling if u have played previous anno's. bad optimization, it might get statters even on a 5090 campaing cuts midway, probably because they want to release the rest as dlc or a different game for the classic cashgrab.

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