An image showing a city in Kaiserpunk, currently 50% off on Steam.
Currently on sale on Steam, Kaiserpunk lets you expand your city during the interwar period and attack your enemies with your army or use diplomacy. But don't neglect your citizens, because they can lead you to victory.
Heavily inspired by the Roaring Twenties and the interwar period, Kaiserpunk takes place in an alternate world set between 1918 and 1945. After World War I, several city-states emerged, each vying for power. As a ruler, you must expand your influence and stay one step ahead of your rivals.
Like other city builders, you'll need to build your city, construct housing, and develop other infrastructure geared toward the economy or public services. Use technological research to unlock more than 100 buildings as well as other upgrades. Your citizens are essential to your development, and meeting all their needs will bring you benefits.
The larger your empire grows, the more you’ll need to manage your resources and establish production chains. This is especially true for your army, which will need supplies. Indeed, to dominate this world, you can choose between conquering other territories by force and forming strong alliances.
Although it has only 935 reviews on Steam, 70% of them are positive. This indie game, inspired by series such as Anno, is praised for its building mechanics. Its concept is also well-received by players, despite some flaws. Indeed, bugs and optimization issues have been reported. The combat can be repetitive and tedious, and the user interface is not well-liked.
Nevertheless, Kaiserpunk is available for the second time at $14.99 thanks to a 50% discount. According to SteamDB, this offer ends on October 1, 2026, which means that its price will then be $29.99.
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