
Europa Universalis Rome Gold combines the epic strategy title Europa Universalis Rome with the expansion pack Vae Victis. Experience one of the most defining periods in world history in an experience crafted by the masters of Grand Strategy.
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I can declare war on random tribes in Gaul as Egypt DO NOT BUY THIS GAME
makes me suicidal revolts every 0.1 miliseconds + civil war + barbarian raids
I like it way more than expected. But it is terribly dated unfortunately.
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Languages: English
Hours played at review time, across 43 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Rome is emerging in the west. The clash with mediterranean superpower Carthage is inevitable. In the east, the powerful Ptolemaic Egypt is competing with the Seleucid empire for dominance, while the persian threat is lurking to consume the latter. Macedonia and Pontus are consolidating over the minor states around them. Barbarians all around constantly threaten to slay and desecrate whatever is in their way. Choose your side and navigate through this unforgiving era of ambitious republics and monarchies. Carefully balance between the state's needs and prominent characters' aspirations. Manage economy and trade to ensure sufficient cash flow and access to key goods. Monitor your social classes to achieve the desired balance between income, manpower and technological progress. Engage in diplomacy and espionage to make friends or undermine rivals. Ultimately, wage war to achieve your goals and prove your worth as the mediterranean sovereign. Old but gold.
I recently decided to give a chance to this game and I was greatly impressed actually, so I decided to write a review for those who do not know if the game is worth to play. In summary, this is a really solid 2000's strategy game. For veteran Paradox grand strategy players who played CK2 and 3 and Europa Universalis 3 and 4, this game would be very familiar. It is overall a very simplified version of EU4 with some elements from Crusader Kings, which in my opinion it is ideal for new players and newcomers to this series of games, if you can accept the older graphics and UI and also a far less polished version of a grand strategy title. The game works overall as a board game, where each player takes control of a country, at any date from 270 to 30 BCE (the rise of Rome and the conquest of the Mediterranean). You manage the politics, warfare, trade and diplomacy in way slower and a far more simplified way than most Paradox games. It is a more casual strategy board-like game, yet very enjoyable today for a 2008 title. Even if the game has a modern sequel in Imperator:Rome, it is still a solid choice and worth the price to enjoy the early 2000's aesthetycs in a classic old strategy game.
nice game
esta muy good el juego para los que no les anda el imperator rome
Anybody else have this game, but reading as *really* way too small, as in 7 bits? I simply want to know if that's the case and how to solve this quirky situation... because that's just plain weird!
Difficile ma molto bello
just get imperator
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