Imperator: Rome

Imperator: Rome is a global strategy about the era when Rome was just gaining strength. The player takes the state and leads it through wars, alliances and internal turmoil. In addition to armies, estates, trade and management of provinces are important, because without money and order, legions are worthless. The characters live their own lives: they intrigue, get positions and demand attention. There are tribes, states and powers, and you have to play for each in its own way. Community modifications have significantly expanded the map and content, so there are more possibilities. The design is strict, the interface is detailed. Legions require maintenance, and provinces require order, so money and stability are more important than the number of troops. Characters get positions and live their own lives, and their ambitions can ruin plans. Some problems are solved by diplomacy and marriages, and not by weapons. Additions and modifications expanded the map and added new mechanics. In addition to wars, there is cultural and religious life that affects the stability of the provinces. Some problems are solved through appointments and bribery, and not through legions. Saves allow you to try different strategies without wasting time. Modifications expanded the map and added events. In addition to wars, there is trade and estates. The provinces demand order. Saves allow you to try. Modifications have expanded the map. In addition to provinces, there are alliances and trade treaties. Provinces require order, and order requires money and people. The characters are intriguing, and their ambitions influence plans. For those who love strategies about antiquity, the project is worth attention.