Paris in 2000 Years is a city-builder game focused on the history of Paris. You can construct, upgrade, and beautify various buildings. Completing historical quests will also reward you with iconic landmark architectures.

A city, three eras
The game covers three major historical eras: Gallo-Roman, Medieval, and Renaissance. As the city grows in each era, you will unlock main milestones and get landmark buildings as rewards. Such as the Great Baths in the Roman era, Notre Dame Cathedral in the Medieval period, and the Louvre in the Renaissance.

Upgrade Buildings
The game includes various buildings such as residences, functional buildings, and landmarks. These buildings upgrade their appearance and attributes as the eras change. Residences, the main buildings, can be upgraded by being next to large buildings, parks, or commercial buildings. These upgrades provide various benefits, and change the appearance of the residences, making your city look more beautiful.

Residences in the Gallo-Roman, Medieval, and Renaissance eras.
The Louvre is upgraded along with the main storyline of the game.

Eureka System
Apart from the main milestones providing landmark buildings, you can also earn various random rewards through Eureka cards during the game. On the right side of the game interface, there is a Eureka progress bar. You can get a certain amount of Eureka points at the end of each turn or by constructing buildings. When the progress bar is full, you can choose one card from four Eureka cards as a reward. These cards can offer rewards such as a free landmark building, a certain amount of gold or stone, additional population growth, etc.

Other Functions and Future Updates
In the game, building landmark structures comes with beautiful animations that include special effects. Players can also change the game’s look from the default style to sketch or watercolor styles by adding filters during gameplay.

Free camera allow players to create stylized screenshots in the cities they build.

After the game is released, I will continue to update it, and all updates or DLCs will be free. Besides fixing bugs and optimizing the program, the first major update will add a new era with new buildings and mechanics.

Repack Features

• Based on Paris.in.2000.Years-TENOKE ISO release: tenoke-paris.in.2000.years.iso (4,500,207,616 bytes)
• 100% Lossless & MD5 Perfect: all files are identical to originals after installation
• NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded
• Significantly smaller archive size (compressed from 4.2 to 2.5 GB)
• Installation takes 2-12 minutes (depending on your system)
• After-install integrity check so you could make sure that everything installed properly
• HDD space after installation: 4 GB
• Language can be changed in game settings
• Repack uses compression library by Razor12911
• At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack

Paris in 2000 Years is a city-builder game focused on the history of Paris. You can construct, upgrade, and beautify various buildings. Completing historical quests will also reward you with iconic landmark architectures.

A city, three eras
The game covers three major historical eras: Gallo-Roman, Medieval, and Renaissance. As the city grows in each era, you will unlock main milestones and get landmark buildings as rewards. Such as the Great Baths in the Roman era, Notre Dame Cathedral in the Medieval period, and the Louvre in the Renaissance.

Upgrade Buildings
The game includes various buildings such as residences, functional buildings, and landmarks. These buildings upgrade their appearance and attributes as the eras change. Residences, the main buildings, can be upgraded by being next to large buildings, parks, or commercial buildings. These upgrades provide various benefits, and change the appearance of the residences, making your city look more beautiful.

Residences in the Gallo-Roman, Medieval, and Renaissance eras.
The Louvre is upgraded along with the main storyline of the game.

Eureka System
Apart from the main milestones providing landmark buildings, you can also earn various random rewards through Eureka cards during the game. On the right side of the game interface, there is a Eureka progress bar. You can get a certain amount of Eureka points at the end of each turn or by constructing buildings. When the progress bar is full, you can choose one card from four Eureka cards as a reward. These cards can offer rewards such as a free landmark building, a certain amount of gold or stone, additional population growth, etc.

Other Functions and Future Updates
In the game, building landmark structures comes with beautiful animations that include special effects. Players can also change the game’s look from the default style to sketch or watercolor styles by adding filters during gameplay.

Free camera allow players to create stylized screenshots in the cities they build.

After the game is released, I will continue to update it, and all updates or DLCs will be free. Besides fixing bugs and optimizing the program, the first major update will add a new era with new buildings and mechanics.