15 Awesome Ancient Egypt Games You Should Check Out (Released & Upcoming)

15 Awesome Ancient Egypt Games You Should Check Out (Released & Upcoming)

Ancient Egypt is basically a free space on the Game Dev Bingo card. It’s been around forever, right next to “Zombies” and “Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland.” And yet… I can’t get enough of it. There’s just something about the place. Millennia-old secrets, a curse for every occasion, and traps that would make Indiana Jones sweat. It’s the ultimate historical playground—a chance to punch a god, loot a tomb without getting arrested, and just generally mess with the space-time continuum.

 

The best Egypt games aren’t just reskinned action-adventures, either. They let you touch history—or at least a really cool, heavily-dramatized version of it. And who are we kidding? The vibe is everything. You can slap a mystical Egyptian atmosphere on anything and it gets instantly better. A city-builder? I want to manage grain silos on the Nile. A shooter?? Give me a giant statue of Anubis to use for cover.

 

And then you get to the mythology. The A-list celebrity gods with all their cosmic drama. That’s the good stuff. It promises so much more than clearing out another bandit camp.

 

Of course, not every trip to the desert is a winner. For every Assassin’s Creed Origins there’s a dozen games that just use the Great Pyramids as a fancy background JPEG, offering up a generic adventure that feels like it could’ve been set in Nebraska.

 

So, I’ve done the hard work for you. Dug through the sands of Steam, if you will. Below are the games that get it

 

 

 

The Good Stuff

Check out these awesome games in the video up top.

 

Egypt Frontiers

Total War: PHARAOH

Assassin’s Creed Origins

Builders of Egypt

Pharaoh: A New Era

Strange Brigade

Age of Mythology: Retold

Pharaonic

Predynastic Egypt

Old World: Pharaohs of the Nile

Moses: From Egypt to the Promised Land

Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy

The Awakening of Mummies

Starsand

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris

 

  • Fernando

    Fernando is doing what he always did, sharing his honest opinions about games whenever he can. The difference is now he is writing and not talking about it.

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