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Game of the Week #22 — Pompeii: The Legacy feature art (Roman city view)

Pompeii: The Legacy — Must-Play Roman City-Builder (GOTW #22)

Posted on September 24, 2025October 8, 2025 By Ronny Fiksdahl

Game of the Week #22 — Pompeii: The Legacy is the must-play Roman city-builder where law, trade, and disaster planning forge your dynasty

Twenty years after Vesuvius, Pompeii rises—and it needs leadership. Pompeii: The Legacy (Siscia Games) blends deep city management with generational strategy: write laws with teeth, balance patricians and plebs, cultivate trade routes across the Empire, and weather quakes, fires, famine, and sabotage. Optional real-time legion battles step in when politics isn’t enough. It’s the “build, plan, outlast” fantasy—now with centuries of consequences.

Related: In-depth interview with Željko Kos (Siscia Games) — vision, research, and the family-saga design

Miss Fix has been hands-on across early demos and pre-launch builds and says the loop keeps getting better: clearer pacing, smarter systems, and a city that pushes back. She’s only just getting started… and, between us, there may have been one bankruptcy along the way—don’t tell her I said that.

Gameplay — Fix Gaming Channel (Ultrawide PC)

If the civic nuance of Caesar III and Pharaoh, the economic depth of Anno 1800, and the survival-minded planning of Banished are your jam, this belongs on your playlist.


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Why it’s a must-play

  • Lawmaking with consequences: edicts shift stability, economy, and sentiment over decades—not just the next tick.
  • Trade as lifeblood: secure routes, track markets, and fund growth far beyond city walls.
  • Two research pillars: Technology & Philosophy unlock new civic tools, bonuses, and playstyles.
  • Family, perks, privileges: dynasty bonuses via Family Bonuses, R&D, and Imperial Privileges.
  • Living risks: earthquakes, fires, famine, plagues, and sabotage test both planning and recovery.
  • Optional warfare: command legions in real time—or stay pure builder if you prefer.
Dense Roman neighborhood with advisor prompt to build a hunting camp in Pompeii: The Legacy (Year 8).
Early neighborhood view. Advisor suggests building a Hunting Camp to supply meat.
Volcanic fire rain striking rooftops in Pompeii: The Legacy during a disaster event.
Disaster strikes: burning debris rains over Pompeii’s rooftops.
Clay Pit interface showing input/output, inventory, and upgrades in Pompeii: The Legacy.
Resource chain example: Clay Pit inputs, outputs, and upgrades.

Pompeii: The Legacy

Release: September 23, 2025 (Early Access)

Genre: City-builder, Simulation, Strategy

Developer / Publisher: Siscia Games / Siscia Games

Platforms: PC — Steam (wishlist/buy)

Recommended PC specs (Steam)

CPU: Intel™ Core i7-3770 or AMD Ryzen™ 5 1600  |  RAM: 16 GB  |  GPU: GeForce GTX 2080 (6 GB) or Radeon™ RX 6700 XT

Early Access note: balance, systems, and scope will evolve with community feedback. We’ll update this page when our full review is live.


Written by Ronny Fiksdahl, Founder & Editor of Fix Gaming Channel.

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