Imperator: Rome

作为预售时就购入的玩家，我无疑对这个游戏保有极大的期待，但首发版本却给了我一个暴击，让我感觉P蛇就是把一个半成品游戏搬上了桌，所以在草草尝试了极端无趣的几个小时后，便将IR雪藏。再后来，游戏已经基本停止更新，但机缘巧合下，有朋友推荐了恒久之国这个中文mod，我又重新玩了这个游戏，惊喜地发现2.0版本和初版已经完全不是一个游戏里，让我重新感受到了开发人员的诚意，一发不可收拾地玩了2000+h，尤其钟爱它的pop系统和对战系统。如果现在让我来回答推不推荐这个游戏，我给的答案是尽管本体已经停止更新，但我还是非常推荐入手尝试，尤其是推荐结合恒久（中文mod）或者in（英文mod，有中文翻译mod补丁）来玩ovo

Very niche game Very complicated and obscure gameplay, fan of the roman era will be pleased. It is well done but the learning curve is very long and very steep, be advised. Can be very fun, rewarding and addictive when learned (partially) Edit: There is a lot of good tutorial online about these paradox grand strategy games. Modding community is awesome

tldr the more u learn how to actually play the game the more fun it is watch yt vids if u need to its worth it

I played this game a long time ago and only now finally decided to buy it — though I wouldn’t say Paradox really deserves my money for it. They created a fantastic skeleton, but it only truly gained flesh thanks to the Imperator: Invictus mod, which I strongly recommend to everyone who tries this game for the first time. Unfortunately, on its own this is one of Paradox’s weakest titles. Still, thanks — with the right set of mods it shines brighter than EU4 and comes just slightly short of HOI4.

Good game, not worth the price as it has been effectively abandoned by the devs. With the Invictus mod you will have fun on this game, but I recommend buying it on G2A, third party or during a major sale.

Un des meilleurs jeux de Paradoxe qui a introduit de nombreuse mécaniques clés que l'on retrouve dans ses récents Opus (EUV, CK3, Victoria3). Un drame que le développement du jeu se soit arrêté, car ses possiblités d'amélioration existent encore (même via des DLCs que je serais prêt à payer au prix fort s'ils sont au niveau du jeu). Chaque année, depuis 2020, je joue une partie au jeu, sur un à trois ou quatre mois. L'année prochaine ne fera pas exception. Une catastrophe au lancement, le jeu a su murir et devenir une pépite au fil des patchs. Malheureusement ses mauvais débuts l'on condamné malgré la belle réussite technique qu'est devenu ce jeu. C'est un avertissement pour Paradoxe et autres développeurs de jeu à succès : moquez vous des joueurs en lançant des jeux incomplets (Victoria 3 je pense à toi notamment...), dans l'espoir de les "corriger" dans le futur avec des DLCs, vous en payerez le prix à la fin.

There's not a ton here since Paradox abandoned it, but it is fun especially if you like the time period and worth getting on sale.

they advertised the ♥♥♥♥ out of this game with the promise of adding content and fixing it, then they cancelled all support as soon as people bought it lol

Reviewing (mostly) every game (or DLC) in my library, part 486: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆☆☆☆☆☆ (4/10) [i]Imperator: Rome[/i] has officially defeated me. I went in thinking, “Yeah, I can handle a Paradox grand strategy game; I played [i]Crusader Kings.[/i]” But no. This game slapped the confidence straight out of my body. It’s like trying to take the LSAT while someone dumps an encyclopedia on your head page by page. I swear the menus multiply when I look away. I respect the ambition here—really, I do—but this is one of the few games where my brain simply tapped out and said, “We are NOT built for this.” But the entire time I played, I felt like I needed three monitors, a PhD in Roman economics, a notebook, and the game's wiki open. Not for me. [b][h2]Pros:[/h2][/b] ✅ The map is gorgeous. Stunning. Like, I could stare at it and pretend I’m doing something important. Everything is crisp and clear, unlike older Paradox games. ✅ From what I've seen, there's tons of depth and detailed systems. ✅ The music goes hard. I felt like I was commanding legions even while panicking. [b][h2]Cons:[/h2][/b] 🟥 The sheer amount of systems is overwhelming. Military, trade, pops, culture, senate approval, succession, characters plotting drama 24/7 … It’s too much. My little pea brain collapsed like a dying Roman republic. 🟥 The UI is a labyrinth. It hides info like it’s ashamed of it. Everything useful is five menus deep, and I really, [i]really[/i] struggled to find a menu I needed. 🟥 The learning curve. There is a “tutorial,” but it teaches like two things and then kicks you into the Colosseum to fight lions. 🟥 Internal politics constantly implode. Something is always on fire and I never knew why. 🟥 Battles feel disconnected from everything else. I clicked troops and hoped for the best. Sometimes they won! Sometimes they died! Who knows! 🟥 I wanted to have fun, but instead I just felt stupid. Not the game’s fault, but still a con. 🟥 From what I remember, the development for this game halted pretty early on. Additionally, there's a smaller than usual community for this one. [hr] If you enjoyed this review, please check out my curator page to find more: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45814768-Verdict-Play-or-Pass/]Verdict: Play or Pass. [/url] Also, please leave a like and visit [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Indie_Gems]IndieGems[/url] and our YouTube channel for more reviews like this one. [/hr]

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