Theos: Cities Of Myth is a city-building strategy game set in an alternate Ancient Greece, where legends, myths, and history coexist. Taking control of a small city-state, you must transform it into a powerful center of trade, culture, or military power. However, success depends on more than just the needs of its residents. Each city is watched over by the Olympian gods, and their favor can accelerate development and even change the course of a nation. City between men and gods Development begins with the first roads, warehouses, and shrines. Gradually, markets, workshops, theaters, schools of philosophy, and majestic temples emerge, defining the city's appearance. It's important not only to build new districts but also to effectively connect them, creating efficient supply chains. The well-being of residents directly impacts the settlement's growth, so it's necessary to simultaneously manage resources, trade, security, and the availability of essential services. New colonies, trade routes, and neighboring states with their own interests and ambitions appear on the map. Some cities become allies, while others become rivals for resources and territory. The choice of patron plays an additional role. Each god offers a unique direction for development, enabling one city to become a center of maritime expansion, while another becomes a hub of culture, trade, or military might. Features of the game Urban development strategy in the world of ancient Greek myths and legends. Development of the city through economy, culture, religion and military affairs. A system of divine patronage with different paths of development. Colonies, diplomacy, trade and the struggle for influence among other cities.