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Yours truly has been so hooked on Ceasar 3 that I'm still keeping my saves tucked away, in hope that someday I'll be good enough to snatch that economic victory (don't ask).
Sierra Entertainment has since dissolved though, so Pharaoh: A New Era is developed by Triskell Interactive and will be published by Dotemu.
Mind you, this is not merely a remaster - Pharaoh: A New Era is a full remake, which is probably the best way to bring the beloved city-builder into the new gaming landscape of today.
The rest is pretty much as when you left it - build your city bit by bit, and manage the economy, agriculture, culture, education, religion, health, and so on. In short, be the best Pharaoh you can.
It goes without saying that Pharaoh: A New Era comes with Ultra HD graphics and a UI to match, but Triskell are promising even more, like modernised gameplay mechanics and more than fifty playable missions in your trip through the history of Ancient Egypt.
It's important to note that Pharaoh's expansion from 2000 called Cleopatra: Queen of the Nile will be part of Pharaoh: A New Era on day one, and it's free for everyone who buys the game.
Triskell gave a brief overview of what Pharaoh: A New Era entails, so here it is in the TL/DR form:
- Two modes of play: campaign and free build
- More than 50 missions
- Cleopatra: Queen of the Nile expansion
- More than 100 hours of gameplay
- Mission and map editor
Pharaoh: A New Era by Triskell Interactive and Dotemu
