FREE CHEATS FOR
Anno 117: Pax Romana
Released November 12, 2025
Updated
How to use Eagle in Anno 117: Pax Romana
With Anno 117: Pax Romana running, press Insert to open the Eagle menu. The quick keys give direct access to Treasury Balance, Population Needs View and Workforce Supply. Use the menu for Food Stock, Time Speed and Construction Materials and the remaining listed features; close it with Insert to return to the app.
- F2 Treasury Balance
Press F2 to turn Treasury Balance on or off without opening the menu. - F3 Population Needs View
Press F3 to turn Population Needs View on or off without opening the menu. - F4 Workforce Supply
Press F4 to turn Workforce Supply on or off without opening the menu. - Insert Food Stock
Press Insert, find Food Stock in the feature list, and switch it on or off. - Insert Time Speed
Press Insert, choose Time Speed, adjust the value, and apply. - Insert Construction Materials
Press Insert, find Construction Materials in the feature list, and switch it on or off.
EXPLORE THE MENUFeatures
17 features
Govern provinces with economy, population and trade controls. Keep resources, production chains, routes and diplomatic pressure visible while founding new cities.
- Treasury Balance
- Population Needs View
- Workforce Supply
- Food Stock
- Construction Materials
- Production Chain View
- Warehouse Inventory
- Trade Route View
- Ship Cargo View
- Province Resources
- Influence Points
- Diplomacy Status
- Military Supply
- Settlement Expansion
- Public Order
- Research Progress
- Time Speed
About the game
Anno 117: Pax Romana makes the player a governor in the Roman Empire. Cities rise across provinces as residents ask for goods and services, trade routes move supplies and political choices shape each region.
Building an economy means balancing extraction, production and transport. The empire can expand through influence, diplomacy or military strength, while each new settlement brings a different set of resources and demands.
Official game pageAnno 117: Pax Romana trainer features
Anno 117 links provincial growth to a larger imperial economy. The trainer groups local needs with trade routes, influence, public order and military supply so expansion remains understandable.




