Nova Roma

this is a good game and its very fun. its just kingdoms and castles but in rome and its a better game in general. its a bit laggy but its because im playing on a mac mini.

Beautiful graphics, very intuitive to play (once you get a grip on how the water system works), and very customisable - I enjoy playing with no invasions! Gives me my fix from playing Pharaoh in the early 00's, including when you click on the townspeople and see the little things they're thinking! Excited to see how the game continues to grow and expand!

1、屠宰场/腌鱼工坊可以从粮仓取猪肉/鱼肉，粮仓又可以从屠宰场取猪肉/鱼肉，左脚蹬右脚直接上天。 2、食品柜台、葡萄酒铺需要消耗资源，但并不能用来满足居民对物资的需求，也不能发挥和市场一样的功能来给居民供应物资，同时还需要多达4个工人，全方位不如理发店。另外，商店数量不足导致的全局幸福度减益只看你商店数量是否达标，不看你的商店是否正常运转，你可以在岗位一览中将“店长”这个岗位关掉。 3、通过 dnSpy 修改 Building 类中的 DuringWorkHours 方法，将它的方法体改成 return true，所有工人就会和前作 Kingdoms and Castles 一样无视昼夜交替持续工作，再也不需要来回通勤。搬运工同样也会一直留在仓库里待命，一有物资就立刻着手搬运，也不会半路抛下物资回去睡觉，游戏难度骤降。

I have really enjoyed my time playing Nova Roma so far! I love a good city builder/colony sim, and played the devs' previous title (Kingdoms and Castles) a few years back. What I love: - This game feels like a very natural progression of systems laid out in K&C, which made it quick and easy to pick up. The passing of seasons tied to harvesting food was consistent and easy to pick up again - The addition of planning and constructing larger megaprojects is very satisfying. You can tell that the devs have put a lot of thought into how aqueducts flow, and it can be really satisfying to run these to exactly where you want them to go. Similarly, the inclusion of terrain tools, dam building, and the new forum system is veeeery satisfying - The ability to "stack" smaller structures into apartments (like markets) is [i]incredibly[/i] satisfying. it makes me feel so so so cool to use a square on the map for a house and also a market stall. more of this please!!!! Things I'd love to see improved - The combat and enemy system seems a little lacking at times. There are defensive towers you can place, and military units to train, but the systems don't seem as deep as I would like for them to be. Take this with several grains of salt as I haven't taken a settlement all the way to the end game, but some variety in combat encounters (such as where enemies are routed, how to defend against them other than just builidng arrow towers and sending soldiers, and other ways of interacting with enemy factions beyond violence) would be appreciated - Beyond the further growth of the primary city, I don't see a ton of incentive to expand my city to neighboring islands. It would be nice to see additional (possibly rival) factions introduced. I'm not sure if the devs intend to make this part of the gameplay loop- I would certainly be excited to hear more!

Superbe travail, bravo ! 9h non stop ;) lag un peu avec une cité importante et un PC i7 windows10 + GTX1060

I came in expecting some blend of caeser 3 + banished, but it's basically a pure sandbox game. The logistic challenges don't quite hit the mark like factorio. The core loop was old school anno, where you wait for a key resource to come in (stone), click the building, then keep waiting again. The game needs scenarios for this to be fun, which is what Anno 1404 (and previous) and Caeser 3 does. I also found the military pointless. I get that you don't want to make it too punishing (eg caeser3) but the raiders come, light 1 building on fire then leave. It's better to ignore military and build more fire fighters It's got the basis of a good game, but I found it boring after a few hours. With scenarios it would've been more fun. At review time, this game felt most similar to Rise of Industry which also suffers the same problem of logistics game loop being mediocre