
Build the heart of the Ancient Roman Empire and become its Emperor! This legendary city was one of the most beautiful and powerful capitals to have ever existed in the ancient world! Resurrect the masterpieces of Roman architecture. The Coliseum will make a good training school for your brave gladiators.
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Languages: English
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It's a fun game. Love it.
Gierka chill, polecam.
fun game
Very nostalgic game and a true masterpiece!
è un buon passatempo ma attento al tunnel carpale, l'ultimo schema prima della fase finale è da incubo
speelde dit spel vroeger al op de wii blijft leuk
I liked the fact you have variation in the game
Been many years since I played this back on my DS and it still holds up fairly well Do wish Cradle of Rome 2 was on here as I like that one more
Everyone and their mom (specially them) know this game. We all played it when it was available elsewhere and now it lies here, on Steam, as basic as it was back then, but just as charming. Its a simple match 3 game with the bonus of powerups and a story to follow where you build the city of Rome from the ground up. All the pieces have some meaning or usefulness at least past the first few levels, the two coin tiles give you gold while food and wood are stockpiled each time you match them too. Power ups vary though each level but it usually one or two of them at most, although stored ones can be used in later levels if you want to, but its best to save them if you feel you can complete the levels without. They are also obtained though matching 3 once you unlock the corresponding building. Speaking of buildings, while some are more useful than others, a good chunk of them give you bonuses and you can unlock peasants if you try hard enough which will usually give you bonus of the resource it produces (ex: 200 extra food per level completed). The game is finite, so there is in fact an ending, i never got there but i know it exists. It was just too hard for my child version to get there. After that, there isnt much replayability unless you want to relax a bit, but games like Suma are probably better suited for that. Still, not a bad game, not even one that has aged too poorly. Score 7/10
I like the game, however, I have had so much trouble with the game loading some days, I have gone months not being able to load the game. So do I recommend this game no. Not until the issues are fixed anyway.
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