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Anno 117: Pax Romana expansion Dawn of the Delta is out now

Anno 117: Pax Romana’s Dawn of the Delta expansion, which adds the province of Aegyptus, launched today on all platforms alongside update 3.0.

Ubisoft’s strategy game Anno 117: Pax Romana has received its Dawn of the Delta expansion. The expansion adds Aegyptus, a brand-new province shaped by a mighty river.

According to information Oyun Günlüğü obtained from Ubisoft, Dawn of the Delta released today at 10 AM UTC on PC, PlayStation 5 and XBOX Series X|S, together with the game’s 3.0 update. The expansion is one of the DLCs included in the Anno 117: Pax Romana Year 1 Pass.

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Players harness the floods to secure bountiful harvests.
Players harness the floods to secure bountiful harvests. - Source: Ubisoft

Master the floods, restore the Great Pyramids

In Dawn of the Delta, players build in desert lands and harness the river’s floods for bountiful harvests. You can choose whether to govern the local Aegyptians or the Greco-Romans. The expansion also introduces new technologies and military units unique to Aegyptus. Players face a local raider and take on an ambitious project to restore the Great Pyramids for the glory of Rome.

New province-specific technologies and military units are included.
New province-specific technologies and military units are included. - Source: Ubisoft

Free weekend until November 9

Alongside the release, Ubisoft has started a free weekend running until November 9. During this period, anyone can play the Anno 117: Pax Romana base game experience, without DLC, for free. The free version is fully compatible with multiplayer and co-op. The game is also on sale across all platforms, and viewers can earn Twitch Drops by watching streams in the Anno 117: Pax Romana category on Twitch.

Released on November 13, 2025, Anno 117: Pax Romana puts players in the role of a governor of the Roman Empire in 117 AD. Whether you focus on economic growth or expand your borders by force, rule through rebellion or bring different cultures together is entirely up to your choices.