MEMORIAPOLIS Opens Early Access

MEMORIAPOLIS has come to Early Access! Announced during gamescom by 5PM Studio, MEMORIAPOLIS is a city builder with political and colony simulation. Dive into a game that spans 2,500 years of history, from antiquity on into the Age of Enlightenment. Choose what culture your city will be based in, manage resources, and become the Capital of Capitals!

Each Age introduces new game mechanics, presenting unique opportunities and challenges, including historical events like the Black Death. Your city will undergo real organic growth. You don’t need to worry about placing buildings and roads. Just decide what’s best for your city and your urban planner will execute your will, creating a truly realistic city. Build wonders like the Library of Alexander or Windsor Castle, buildings that showcase your wealth and power.

Early Access Means Early Impact

MEMORIAPOLIS  is entering Early Access so that 5PM Studio can involve the community with the creative process before releasing the final version of the game. As a small team of only 10, they truly want more eyes on this project. MEMORIAPOLIS should remain in this phase for around four to six months, depending on community feedback. The final version will have four distinct Ages, but only two will be available in Early Access – Antiquity and the Middle Ages. 5PM Studio has called this a beta version that introduces all of the main mechanics, while giving them time to refine everything behind the scenes. 

MEMORIAPOLIS is currently priced at $24.99 on Steam, and the price of the game will increase after MEMORIAPOLIS is fully released. As an extra thank you, Early Access players will have exclusive access to a unique building called the Founder’s Statue. 5PM Studio asks for players to deliver their feedback through the Steam forum, the community Discord, or through the in-game tools.

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