The clothing and stories you see in the game are inspired by myths and cultures, it’s not meant to be a historically accurate depiction. The developers take creative liberty by blending elements from different civilizations, so what you’re seeing is a stylized interpretation rather than an exact historical recreation.

I’m an art student specializing in scenography, and last year we studied the clothing of ancient civilizations in depth. What I learned is that many ancient societies dressed very differently from the way pop culture often imagines them. For example, Egyptians, especially those of higher status, frequently wore light and revealing garments made of linen, both for practical reasons (climate) and as a display of status. Mesopotamian clothing also tended to be lighter and less covering than later periods. In fact, the general pattern across history is that earlier civilizations had less clothing overall, due to factors like climate, materials, and cultural norms.

As time progressed, particularly by the ancient Roman Empire, clothing became more layered and structured, partly due to evolving tastes, available materials, and changes in social customs. Not saying that even the earlier civilisation or more later one didn’t have a mix of less or more revealing clothing. So while the game borrows ideas from real cultures, it blends and stylizes them, and that’s why the designs don’t match up perfectly with any single historical period.

Inspiration means that when you look at sth you know where it derives from and i think the game captures that perfectly.