Immerse yourself in the beautifully recreated golden age of Hellenic city-states. Builders of Greece is a city management game which lets you display your strategic and economic mastery.

## About This Game
Builders of Greece is a city management game which lets you display your
strategic and economic mastery. If you’ve made it all the way here, then the
grace of gods is with us. Have your builders and craftsmen raise magnificent
structures and monuments in your name. As for yourself, look closely into all
the nuances of planning, politics, and economics. Make your city expand beyond
the horizons and let the word of its splendour reach the furthest corners of
this land. Builders of Greece grants you the opportunity to witness the
greatness of Hellenic metropolises before the time of Roman conquests.

Knowledge of the fact differs from knowledge of the reason for the fact.
– Aristotle

Plan out your city with great precision by creating efficient infrastructure
between buildings and establishing unabated production chains. Select your
advisors wisely to create the cradle of liberty and sciences or unite Greece
by force – as you prefer. Compare your accomplishments with historic figures
among Greek constructors in an epic campaign or achieve the highest rank in
competitive mode.

He who is not contented with what he has, would not be contented with what
he would like to have.
– Socrates

Even the most well-designed city is never fully self-sufficient – maintain
good relations with your neighbours to reap the lucrative benefits of trade.
Supply your city with resources crucial to its proper functioning as it
expands ever further. Eventually, the prestige of your urban wonder may
attract esteemed philosophers to its doorstep. This task may prove to be quite
a challenge but offer wealth and enlightenment as rewards.

It is best to rise from life as from a banquet, neither thirsty nor drunken.
– Aristotle

A city is not only brick and marble but foremost its citizens, and their needs
have to be met – from the most basic ones, such as food and security, to
sophisticated demands of luxury goods and access to bathhouses or the
announcement of the Dionysia. Fulfilling one need may risk disrupting another.
For example, locating your buildings so that they don’t conflict with one
another may take careful planning but will certainly pay off in the end.
Should your city attain the required splendour, it may strive for constructing
a major temple dedicated to the deities of the Hellenic pantheon.

One should attend to one’s enemies, for they are the first persons to detect
one’s errors.
– Antisthenes of Athens

The fame you attain as the designer of cities will not be to everyone’s
liking. At some point you will need to decide whether peace is to be
maintained with coin, blood or intrigue weaved to set your rivals against each
other. No, differently than the favour of the gods, having a reliable ally may
prove indispensable, as your opponents bide their time for your next mistake.

Builders of Greece