If you ever dreamed about the act of putting on yourself the red cloak of a powerful Caesar or commanding troops and generals like a true general, Roman Empire: Strategy Game exactly is the ticket bringing you turn back time. This game not only is the dry battle formations, but is an entire giant political and military chessboard, where each decision of yours can make Rome brilliant thousand years or collapse only in one night. I truly am impressed by the way the game places heavy responsibility nature on the shoulders of the player—you not only fight battles, you are rewriting history.
EPIC WARFARE AND CONQUEST
The feeling when looking at the legions of yours overflowing across the borders of Gaul or North Africa truly is very excited. The game requires you must think like a brilliant military strategist to coordinate each unit of infantry, cavalry and archers so as to be most optimal on the battlefield.
- Historical battle reenactment: Reenact the legendary wars such as the Punic Wars or the uprising of Spartacus with high detail.
- Strategic unit deployment: Choose and combine the types of troops smoothly to pierce through the solid defense lines of the enemy.
- Legendary hero leadership: Recruit the stature characters like Caesar or Octavian to increase strength and spirit for the whole army.
EMPIRE BUILDING AND POLITICS
Don’t think only knowing fighting is enough to be Emperor, because Roman Empire also forces you must face with the headaches about economy and politics. I realize that the management of the provinces and research of technology also is dramatic no less than outside the front line, especially when the crowd of Senators start playing tricks stabbing behind the back.
- Urban infrastructure expansion: Build the arenas, aqueducts and wonders to transform the small city-state into a magnificent capital.
- Political dynasty management: Establish a dynasty, appoint officials and cleverly handle the coup plots in the internal.
- Resource and technology: Research the new technologies and produce war equipment to nourish the non-stop military machine.
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