
As Governor of a Roman Province in the time-honoured Roman Empire, its fortune very much lies in your hands. Choose one of five Roman noble families such as Caesar’s Julii with different abilities to accomplish the comprehensive missions.
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Languages: English, French, German
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Played this when I was 12 it was goated. played it 10 years later, its still goated. the music is so good you can goon to it
Un caesar-like efficace. La réalisation globale (graphismes,son,ergonomie,IA...) est bonne. Pas de gros défauts selon moi sur aucuns points. La partie construction/développement est centrale et très réussie avec beaucoup de bâtiments dont chacun a un rôle précis (production/loisir/religion/administration...). C'est un plaisir de voir sa ville grandir et de planifier l'urbanisation en fonction de la localisation des ressources et de l'aire d'influence des bâtiments . La partie gestion quand à elle est simplifiée. Tant mieux ou tant pis. Les habitations n'évoluent pas de façon dynamique en fonction des biens et services proposés donc pas de catastrophes démographiques à prévoir. Mon plus grand regret: la partie production/logistique/commerce également très réduite. On est quasiment limité à la production de matières premières. Très peu d'ateliers de valorisation à des fins commerciales. Une fois votre ville bâtie vous n'aurez quasiment plus de problèmes d'urbanisme. Pas de pénuries de ressources car pas d'épuisement des filons/terres agricoles. Bien sur si vous vous faites attaquer et que vos bâtiments important sont détruit c'est toute votre économie qui s'écroule comme dans n'importe quel jeu mais Les adversaire IA ne sont pas féroces et le multi est mort donc vous n'aurez pas d'adversité de ce côté là. La partie militaire justement est assez développée avec moultes bâtiments et unités. Les combats contre L'IA dont je parlais pus haut sont cependant une formalité. Pas de challenge, rien à voir avec AOE. Ce n'est pas un problème car il y a d'autres jeux pour ça.
Majestic streets, bustling markets, each day feels like a festival of ancient jokes. Bright graphics, a plot that keeps me on edge until I can’t stop laughing!
I mean, it's not a new game, but it will play on anything, the graphics still hold up, at least for the buildings, and it's still fun.
Who doesn't love a good Roman City Builder
Brings me back to the time I got the physical copy from OfficeMax.
Old game but runs poorly. Stutters. Crashes.
The game is fun and very hard. I like how hard it is to be able to complete the missions. It makes it competitive and allows me to grow as an engineer
I was curious to try Grand Ages: Rome, so I entered a contest to win a code for it. To my surprised, I won the contest! But, the game experience was a complete disaster from the start. The game consistently lagged and froze every few minutes, making it practically unplayable. What’s even more frustrating is that this isn’t some modern, hardware intensive release, it’s a game that’s over 15 years old. I’m running it on a laptop with an NVIDIA RTX 3050 GPU, which can handle far more demanding titles with ease, yet somehow this game brought my entire system to a standstill. It didn’t just crash the game, it froze everything. I couldn’t even open task manager to force quit it. Steam became unresponsive, and I was left with no choice but to do a hard restart on my laptop just to escape the frozen screen. It’s baffling that a game this old could cause such instability. I can't comment on the gameplay itself, because I didn’t get far enough to experience it properly since the performance issues made sure of that. I think this game seems to be completely abandoned. There haven’t been updates or fixes in years, and no signs that the developers plan to address the serious compatibility issues on modern hardware. It’s really disappointing, because if you're gonna leave it on steam for people to purchase, you should at least make sure it actually worked. With that said, I can't recommend this game at all... Unless you're running a setup from the game's original release era or feel like troubleshooting just to get a glimpse of gameplay. It's broken, outdated, and unsupported, avoid it!
I think the graphics are very nice for a game from 2009. The gameplay is also great and runs well on new systems. I definitely recommend it! :)
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