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Greetings, Rulers of Mesopotamia!

We added another animal you can take care of within the game! By introducing these hairy chinned animals, your city can produce goods that can help with its development. We chose goats because it was assumed that they were domesticated as livestock about 8000 b.c. in the area of Mesopotamia.

Let us know what you think of this new livestock farm animation!

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Until the next update!

Greetings, Rulers of Mesopotamia!

We've posted a short update last Friday to give you a glimpse of what we've already worked on and guess what the update was about.

Many of you were correct.

The new factors are pollution and aesthetics. Pollution is typicaly caused by industry and aesthetics is generated by decorations.

Although they are independent, there are some buildings which may influence both of them.

As always, these updates are subject to change.

Greetings Rulers of Mesopotamia!

We have another development update for you this week!

We have created another new feature based on your feedback from the recent beta test.

Can you guess in the comments which two new factors you will have to consider when designing the layout of your city?
Both of these factors are represented by the new visualization layer shown in the image.

Greetings, Rulers of Mesopotamia!

For this update, we'd like to show you how we have reworked homes using your feedback.
Our aim was to create a more city-like feel and to address one of the most common requests of the community which is the variety of homes.

How do you think it looks?

Greetings, Rulers of Mesopotamia!

We’ve come up with an update that reworks diplomacy and city relations to be more dynamic based on the feedback from our beta testers. Though everything is subject to change, this update aims to have a bigger impact on in-game economy and trade.

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