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But fantasy SimCity are for example all Annos; Stronghold (The "Legend" actually has fantasy elements in") Spellforce (to some degree); The Nations (very much); Seven Kingdoms (although fairly low); The newer Settlers (6 & 7). I would call them "World fantasy SimCity"
then there are pure fantasy SimCity games like, as you mentioned, Zeus. There is of course Banished, Rome 1-3; Pharao and Children of Nile and a lot of other Rome building games. But these concentrate fairly on a city building map, while the first category is of games that are locate in a world of adventuring.
However the really big news is on FolkTale that it combines a good simulating city building with a huge world (as you got several maps to play on all in one single game.
Just because of this feature I would say that FolkTale will bring this shattered genre to the next level.
Simply because the big studios have stopped producing any new RTS/City Building titles.
We depend solely on indie studios like GamesFoundy (and others..).
So thanks GamesFoundry. :-)
Actually, I cannot remember any fantasy city building game, at least not one that has been published within the last 15 years.
About Rome, you may find it when looking for Pharao and Zeus, as it is the predessor of them.
Maybe try also Tropico (the one of the series where you are in the pirate age). That has atleast the medieval style in it. :-)
and of course:
Cultures
(very similar to Settler 3-4 and
The Wiggles
(a fantasy game where you have some gnomes digging into a mountain and builing their homes. Very unknown game and hard to find, but try your best.)
* Banished
* The Settlers (Earlier Versions)
* Majesty 2
* The Guild 2
* Warcraft 3
* Age Of Empires 3
* Children Of The Nile
* Hinterlands
* Anno 1404
* Black & White 2
* Persistent high-fantasy city/world building with no or optional combat, difficulty set by option or by mission. Set it up, sit back and observe, nudge your citizens here and there. Like a videogame version of sea monkeys ;)
You need to wait for all those lovely Early Access games to be finished.
Maybe you can also try Stonehearth on http://stonehearth.net/ , it is a lovely Voxel Fantasy city/worldbuilder but will surely stay in EA for another year.
This is a steampunk/city builder that looks quite funky...but there isnt that much info on it atm
Also CaesarIA is a ftp on steam where the devs are trying to bring Caesar 3 up to modern day with graphics and such
Fair enough matey....was just trying to help a bit...have removed link.
Not sure myself about the licence issue to Caesar, although i would have thought Steam wouldnt allow it on here if it was breaking copyright....then again maybe they would :)
Age of Mythology is something like this with battle and it is based on well mythlogy.
Black And White (o.o old game)... is fantasy/w battle.
I can't remember anymore (shame I know there are some but this old mind refuses to cough up names...)...
I am waiting for a fantasy that has a just build game (Banished is more humanized and not even fantasy...XD they even hoard stuff)...with the choice to battle...seems that if games don't have battle or multiplayer this generation won't play...
Lol...Sometimes I want to battle and sometimes I want to build...sometimes both.
You can find it if you search for "the diggles". It was fun from what I remember of it, but I also remember it being quite buggy.
Closest modern game to the diggles would be gnomoria, but if you don't mind a slightly above-average learning curve and a 2d visual representation of the game world, dwarf fortress is a million times better - and it's free.
B&W was amazing. One of my all-time favorite games, if not the.
It's a shame there'll never be a continuation of the series.
Still keeping an eye on this one.