Imperator: Rome

全てが用意されたまま固まってしまったあまりにも勿体ないゲーム。EUⅤの下地となったことでめでたく供養されましたが、本当に勿体ない。CK3のように複数(せめて二つ)の開始年があれば今も開発が続いていたことでしょう。マイナーな時代、マイナーな氏族。私はこのゲームでケルトというロマンを発見しましたが、せめてゲームの要素が、ローマが帝国となり、そして崩壊していくというものがちゃんと含まれていれば.... そう思わざるを得ない残念作。Ⅱを待ってます。

not good. Too many things happening out of my control that will bring an hours long campaign down, Too many popups and notifications. Too much pointless reading, things keep getting swept underneath other notifications and i keep missing important things. the way resources and trade work is ridiculous..

Ma love game🫶🏻

Here's the deal: the game isn't that good out of the package. With free workshop mods, it becomes one of the best. Simple as.

It's not about Rome, it's a set of infographics and tables.

Best paradox game ever good navy is simple

It a good game but it hard to learn it

I was wrong. It is a good game, just very hard to get the grasp of. As of my revision, only complain is the end date makes no sense to me.

The game wasn´t good at launch, but with the 2.0 update it has been updated into a good and fun game. Sad that Paradox stoped the development. Edit: Another downside is that some achievments only worl on older game versions.

I enjoy this game from time to time, and the mods really elevate the experience, making it feel like a more complete title set in the Roman era. Some mods even introduce major overhauls, such as Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones conversions. The core systems are familiar to fans of other Paradox games, with much of the challenge centered on managing noble families and preventing them from destabilizing your state. While not especially difficult, this aspect can become frustrating due to their erratic behavior. If you’re looking for a solid grand strategy game set in the early Roman Empire, Imperator Rome is essentially the only option available. It offers a huge variety of factions, nations, and tribes, each with its own playstyle, which helps keep things fresh. If you’re bored and craving a Rome-focused strategy game, it’s worth picking up, especially if you find it on sale.