Pharaoh
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Official website, 2001 [ add images ]
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Game graphics begin as concept sketches.
Egyptians aspire to be interred in a pyramid one day.
Sobek, fertility god, is also god of the crocodiles.
This study in housing structures examines scale.
Majestic statues guard the entrance to the temple.
Dock workers wait for trade ships from far-off lands to bring their exotic goods to the city.
Flourishing trade is the mark of a successful city.
An empty Storage Yard is a sad sight indeed. Soon, it will be filled to capacity with goods from the city's industries and trade partners.
Mighty armies can quickly tear down what took years to build.
Proud stonemasons relax while waiting for their next assignment.
Under the shadow of the pyramid, this Egyptian city thrives.
The Sphinx protects sacred tombs from would-be defilers.
The malaria-carrying mosquito is one of the risks of living near the Nile.
Proper care for the dead and plenty of clean drinking water help to avert deadly health crises.
The library holds papyrus scrolls filled with knowledge gathered over generations.
Graceful and skilled entertainers delight the masses.
The fertile soil along the Nile's banks supports productive farms while the wildlife of the countryside provides game meat.
Well-trained Egyptian soldiers are worthy adversaries to any foe.
Contaminated water is devastating to the health of a city.
Busy Clay Pit workers extract the material that will be transformed into pottery or brick.
Residents of the city keep busy with their day-to-day tasks.
Magazine Advertisements [ add images ]
PC Player (Germany), Issue 11/1999
PC Player (Germany), Issue 01/2000
PC Gamer (USA), Issue 8/1999
PC Gamer (USA), Issue 01/2000
Catalogue Advertisements [ add images ]
Sierra Catalogue 2000-2001 (S0020445)
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