Roman provincial city building with trade, diplomacy and land/naval conflict; requires an AVX2-capable CPU, 16 GB RAM, 117 GB SSD storage and a Ubisoft account.
Anno 117: Pax Romana asks players to govern provinces during the Roman Empire. City planning must balance local needs with the emperor's demands, while commerce, diplomacy and military action offer ways to expand influence. Latium and Albion provide different settings, and decisions about local traditions shape the direction of a province. Land battles and naval conflict connect those economic choices to relationships with other governors. The Windows minimum and recommended profiles both list 16 GB RAM, 117 GB SSD space and an AVX2-capable processor, making CPU instruction support an explicit requirement. Steam discloses a required Ubisoft account and Denuvo Anti-tamper; the Gold Edition and expansion content are separate purchases.
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