Prosperity
Early access since May 2018
Take on the role of leading a camp of weary peasants, make strategic decisions to fight for survival against the elements. If you're capable, the camp will grow into a settlement, and then a hamlet. Do you have what it takes to grow it into a city?
72% positive · 100 reviews
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In early access, content planned but development status unclear
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Content Planned
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Not yet
In early access, content planned but development status unclear
High confidence
Content Planned
Development Uncertain
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Steam $9.99
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Evaluation
Prosperity entered Steam Early Access on May 28, 2018. The solo developer (dSolver) maintained a fairly regular cadence of feature updates from launch through August 2020, shipping improvements to districts, economy systems, weather, the experts system, contracts, tools, work orders, and more.
However, the developer had consistently described several major game systems as still in progress or explicitly planned for future updates — including a military campaign, a religion system, a cultural influence/victory condition system, and a world map visualization. As of the April 2020 update, the developer was still working toward a "Culture Level" victory condition described as a first milestone, and noted ongoing work on district-based research and culture growth.
The last developer communication of any kind was on August 9, 2020, when a patch was released adding accessibility improvements and beginning work on "Market Upgrades" and "Market Reserve" features, both described as works in progress with "more features to be added later."
Since August 9, 2020 — now nearly six years ago — there have been no further updates, patch notes, announcements, or developer communications. The game remains in Early Access on Steam, still purchasable, with its store description and prior posts describing a game still under construction. The promised major systems have not been delivered, and the developer has provided no explanation for the prolonged silence.
Evidence
Last developer communication: an accessibility patch that also began work on 'Market Upgrades' and 'Market Reserve' features, both explicitly described as works in progress with more to come.
Developer describes the Culture victory condition system as still being finalized, with district-based culture and research growth noted as upcoming work. Multiple unfinished systems referenced.
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Developer
Publisher
Persera Software Inc.
Achievements
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Platform
Windows, macOS, Linux
Controller
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Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
Prosperity is a city-building resource management game. Unlock more buildings, jobs, technology, and game mechanics as you progress. Use your resources wisely, strike balance between investing and conserving. Make and maintain relationships with other towns and factions to gain access to rare resources.
Your effectiveness as a ruler is measured by a number of factors, and the further you progress in the game, the more factors you will have to consider. Which policies will you enact to reduce the amount of management needed from your part? How will you deal with crime, famine, and natural disasters?
Put your workers to work in different buildings which grow, produce, or refine materials. Over time you'll get a sense of which resources are renewable and which are not. Being able to balance progress and growing demand with the availability of resources will be crucial to the sustainability of your town.
Upgrade your buildings, learn new techs, find new trading allies, improve your standard of living, and bring Prosperity to your city.
Your effectiveness as a ruler is measured by a number of factors, and the further you progress in the game, the more factors you will have to consider. Which policies will you enact to reduce the amount of management needed from your part? How will you deal with crime, famine, and natural disasters?
Put your workers to work in different buildings which grow, produce, or refine materials. Over time you'll get a sense of which resources are renewable and which are not. Being able to balance progress and growing demand with the availability of resources will be crucial to the sustainability of your town.
Upgrade your buildings, learn new techs, find new trading allies, improve your standard of living, and bring Prosperity to your city.
Last evaluated Jun 27, 2026
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