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In Memoriapolis, you're not just building a city, you're shaping a living, evolving civilization. Travel through five major eras, from Antiquity to the Industrial Revolution. Leave your mark on history by navigating the power struggles between rival factions.

MEMORIAPOLIS is a city builder, exploration and colony sim game developed and published by 5PM Studio.
Released on April 30th 2025 is available only on Windows in 8 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Polish and Portuguese - Brazil.

It has received 1,554 reviews of which 1,206 were positive and 348 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.5 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 24.50€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified MEMORIAPOLIS into these genres:

City Builder Exploration Colony Sim Political Sim Immersive Sim Building Strategy Management Base-Building Historical Simulation 3D Procedural Generation Resource Management Choices Matter Singleplayer Indie Early Access

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Windows

OS: Windows 10/11
Processor: AMD RYZEN 5 3600 X or Intel equivalent
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVidia GTX 1060 6 Go or AMD equivalent
DirectX: Version 12
Storage: 6 GB available space
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Jan. 2026

While this game has recieved some of flak for having small amounts of city-growth control, I think these reviews fail to understand the point of this game as seperate from the genres including games such as Cities Skylines. MEMORIAPOLIS is a game where you are simultaneously trying to support the growth of your city, while also fighting it for control. You can't control where people choose to live precisely, because city managers in the real world couldn't do so. If anything, it makes it feel much more believable, like real citizens are settlings and building lives for themselves. Definitely, however, this game is largely still being polished. The UI can sometimes be confusing and the mechanics can be a little hard to figure out. Having spent about 6 months not playing between Feb 2025 and Sep 2025, I came back and found what felt like a completely different game on my computer, but was enjoyable to relearn regardless. Essentially the experience this game offers is, for the moment, in flux. Graphically brilliant, the game delivers on the front of screenshotting to show your friends who won't be interested. The maps are beautiful, and provide enough diversity in raw natural materials and terrain for each city to feel different in essence from each other. The faction system can be a little confusing, which would be one of my main criticisms. I had no warning what the consequences of allowing each faction to gain power would be, although learning for myself could be seen as a good thing or a bad thing, depending on each person and the level of walkthrough they like with their games. I thoroughly enjoy this game as an interpretation of the city-building genre, and other map-game or city-builder enjoyer should get this on sale if possible, I've found it worth the price

Oct. 2025

Amazing! I'm a fan of history living in an old city where you can see the historic layers from the Medieval to 20th century walking down a single street. I think it's the first game I've ever seen that truly grasps this feeling of an organic growth of a city through the ages. Looking forward to further updates!

April 2025

Now with the new 1.0 release the U.I. is nice and clean, much better to previous versions. Dont expect some grand Anno game, but if you like a quaint city builder than this is for you.

April 2025

So it's rare that I write reviews but since it's early access, my main issue with the game hasn't been brought up yet, and I do like the game idea a lot, I figured why not. It's how the scales of the game just feel wrong. But first off: I really liked the game, especially at the current price. The idea of satisfactions, the graphics, the factions, the production chains, the historic details and most of all, the organic growing, is really wonderful. I agree that the narrative events feel a bit meaningless, as do the politics, but that's okay by me. But the scaaaleees . Spatial scale: the service and cultural buildings are waaayy too big for the attraction and faction range they have, and the amount of them you need, especially in the first two ages. It looks like there's only ever a few houses in between the cultural buildings, because you need to squeeze the culture in so tightly to hit your 2ish districts. And then even once you have one building of each category, the factions want more. I'm sorry but the third university for a town of a couple thousand people doesn't feel realistic to me. Even worse is the feeling that in the first age, my village of a couple thousand people is able and allowed to build a world wonder (which is about a third of my entire town size). The size of the wonders gets better in later ages but still. Don't get me wrong, I want to build these wonders. But I feel my tiny village doesn't deserve them, which brings me to the second type of scale: Time scale: The game is way too fast. I fit all three ages in about 9 hours, and that's already double-counting me restarting the game after I realized an hour in that I wanted my city layout differently. If I had spent hours and hours building up my antiquity town from a farming village to a cultural hub of 50k+ inhabitants, with flourishing trade, some important cultural buildings, then I want to be able to claim my wonder. And no, I wouldn't be bored by the end, and I would still be looking forward to the next age. Also, why does building the Globe Theater take 300 cycles for a tiny building, but my other huge but normal cultural buildings finish in a couple of dozen? Why would a cutting camp need about a third of the building time than an entire palazzo? It just doesn't feel right. My personal suggestions would be: increase the area of effect for all service buildings, make all residential districts larger in area, and make them have more people. In order to fit the needs of more citizens and their space, the map would need to be bigger, and the resource deposits would have to be larger (or, each resource unit would go a longer way). Then, make everything take longer (except building wonders). Then I think I could really feel like I'm building an epic city through the ages. But again, I enjoyed the game, and I'm really looking forward to v1!

March 2025

I have particularly enjoyed a game that has no military component to it - it's refreshing for something to be focused solely on cultural expansion with no military!

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MEMORIAPOLIS is currently priced at 24.50€ on Steam.

MEMORIAPOLIS is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 24.50€ on Steam.

MEMORIAPOLIS received 1,206 positive votes out of a total of 1,554 achieving a rating of 7.46.

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MEMORIAPOLIS was developed and published by 5PM Studio.

MEMORIAPOLIS is playable and fully supported on Windows.

MEMORIAPOLIS is not playable on MacOS.

MEMORIAPOLIS is not playable on Linux.

MEMORIAPOLIS is a single-player game.

MEMORIAPOLIS does not currently offer any DLC.

MEMORIAPOLIS does not support mods via Steam Workshop.

MEMORIAPOLIS does not support Steam Remote Play.

MEMORIAPOLIS is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.

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