We’re a small team of developers inspired by the history of Ancient Egypt, and it led us to developing Lands of Ma’at — a city-building simulator where your goal is to construct Great Pyramid.

And the process of construction isn’t abstract — you will build Great Pyramid literally stone by stone. Every block is real, and you’ll witness every single one being placed with your own eyes.

Historically the pyramids were built from limestone blocks quarried nearby and then somehow lifted to the top. Unfortunately, we don’t know the exact method used by the Egyptians. So for Lands of Ma’at we’ve slightly adapted the approach described by Herodotus — in our game, blocks are lifted using levers and supports.

We consider this a suitable simplification, as we don’t aim for strict historical accuracy, although we do aim for a certain level of realism: for example, in the game you will see farmers working in the fields.

You can see what it looks like in the game here:

https://youtu.be/EWYK8N3tUNg

Have you noticed that the city’s buildings are missing textures? That’s because the game is still at an early stage of development, and there’s a lot of work to be done. In the future, we’d also like to tell you more about another crucial part of the game — city building. Constructing Great Pyramid is, of course, the main goal, but without a prosperous economy and logistics, it can’t be achieved.

So stay tuned for updates!