Triverse writes, "Fate of the Pharaoh is, at its heart, just another time management game- nothing happens to progress the game or the level without a helping hand. See a snake on the path? It will sit there, blocking the path till you click on it and tell a worker to remove it. Same thing for collecting taxes, food, wood and any thing else in the game. That is also why people play these games though, the level of interaction with the game world."
AR: Fate of the Pharaoh is a fun simulation set in, well, ancient Egypt. In this game, I worked as an Adviser to Pharaoh, tasked with rebuilding the empire after a victorious but devastating war.
To make it easy, it’s a G5 game, so I expected nice graphics. I wasn’t disappointed. I found the rich graphics, sharp animations and fine detail that we all have come to expect from G5.
GamingLives takes a look back at Cateia Games' strategy and management title where the player takes on the role of Pharaoh, whose task it is to rebuild the kingdom, as well as restore peace and prosperity to the land and its people.
It’s a real shame that CCG can’t recommend this game for Christians to play. Others will probably enjoy the colorful bright and colorful cartoon graphics, Egyptian themed music and the casual strategy game play.
