Sim Empire

Name: Sim Empire
Rating: 3.4 (473 reviews)
Author: TKG Technology Co., Ltd.

By: TKG Technology Co., Ltd.

Build your ancient city.

Features & Capabilities

Sim Empire is a Chrome extension that lets you become a ruler, growing a small village into a glorious ancient city. Build districts, manage resources, and guide your people through growth and prosperity.

Travel through civilizations like Egypt, Persia, Greece, and China, and enjoy exotic scenery as you develop science, produce resources, train troops, and undertake the construction of wonders that echo through history.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

TKG Technology Co., Ltd.

Rating:

3.40

(473)

Version:

4.0.19 Last updated: 2026-02-27

Version code:

882806844

Creation date:

2019-02-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

703.86MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 91,362 ▼ 73

Other platforms

Sim Empire (v4.0.19)

1,037,409 2.96

(14,324)

For Developers

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Developed by:

TKG Technology Co., Ltd.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sim-empire/id1444605279

User Reviews

Players praise Sim Empire for its engaging city-building, regional variety, and deep tech progression, plus social trading aspects and a Caesar-era vibe. However, the game is frequently dogged by bugs, crashes, and stability issues; progression often feels gated by paywalls and timers. Account/server problems and inconsistent access to purchased content are common complaints, as are locked civilizations and resource-balancing concerns. Overall, strong concept and visuals are offset by stability, monetization pacing, and reliability issues that hinder long-term enjoyment.

Pros

Engaging city-building gameplay with a Caesar/Pharaoh vibe and diverse regional buildings.
Beautiful art style and varied architecture that changes by region, with a wide range of buildings across industry, commerce, agriculture, and decor.
Deep progression through a rich skill/tech tree and meaningful tech choices.
Social features like trading with friends, learning technologies together, and communicating with others.
Overall feel is fun and unique, offering substantial depth without mandatory real-money spending.

Cons

Persistent bugs, crashes, and performance issues that slow progress and affect playability.
Monetization that gates progression (timers, diamonds, accelerated builds, and paid civilizations), making some paths feel pay-to-win.
Frequent account/servers/login problems (Facebook linking, lost access to purchases, data or DLC not reliably accessible).
Content access problems (certain civilizations like Aztec locked or reserved for long periods; DLC/content not consistently reachable).
Balance and planning concerns (resource scarcity and perceived monopolies, plus unclear upgrade costs and prerequisites for buildings).