Prove that you have what it takes to become a great leader for one of the defining civilizations in history
Polish development studio Play2Chill and German publisher Toplitz Productions are thrilled to announce a publishing partnership for their upcoming city builder, Aztecs: The Last Sun, which is set to launch on PC later this year.
A Classic City Builder Reimagined
Aztecs: The Last Sun brings back the beloved isometric city builder genre, adding a fresh and modern twist. Players will step into the role of a great Aztec leader, tasked with building and shaping Tenochtitlan, the magnificent city-state that stood as the heart of one of Mesoamerica’s most influential civilizations.
Shape History and Secure Your Legacy
The game combines multiple layers of city-building and management, challenging players to:
Ensure the Well-being of Inhabitants
Establish and Maintain Religious Influence
Develop Strategic Production Chains and Infrastructure
With beautifully detailed visuals, players can watch history unfold as they invest in culture, plan city layouts, and forge a thriving society. But will you rise to the challenge and secure the favor of the Aztec gods to ensure a lasting legacy?
A Vision That Blends Tradition with Modern Gameplay
Stefan Berger, Head of Business Development and Sales at Toplitz Productions, expressed his excitement about the collaboration:
“With the classic city builder celebrating a triumphant comeback, we couldn’t be happier to cooperate with Play2Chill on Aztecs. They stay true to the gameplay roots of the genre but inject modern accessibility without sacrificing depth and challenge. Their vision for the game, combined with their craftsmanship, truly delivers, and we are excited to share this journey with them.”
Lead Tenochtitlan to Glory
In Aztecs: The Last Sun, players must skillfully balance economic growth, military strength, and religious devotion to secure prosperity for their people. Every decision carries weight, influencing the survival and success of Tenochtitlan.
Are you ready to take your place in history and lead the Aztecs to greatness?
