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Grand Ages: Rome US

Rating: 4 (11 votes cast)
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System requirements

  • Windows XP or Vista
  • 2.0 GHz Pentium 4 / Athlon processor or better
  • DirectX 9 compatible 3D graphics card with 128MB Ram
  • GeForce 6600 (ATI 9600) or better
  • 1 Gb RAM
  • 8 x DVD-ROM Drive
  • 1.5 Gb free hard disk space
  • DirectX 9.0c
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    "GRAND AGES ROME" is the long awaited sequel to the best-selling strategy game "Imperium Romanum".

    You are a 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. Defend yourself against barbarian tribes, trade with other cultures, build a wealthy economic environment and fullfil the needs of your people in a huge single player campaign or with up to 3 human players in the multiplayer mode!

    And remember - even Rome was not build in a day!

    • Non-linear single player campaign with 40 missions.
    • Enhanced, multilevelled economic system and sea trade
    • RTS-like battle system and comprehensive research opportunities
    • 18 different warfare abilities for your units (like Praetorians, War Elephants, Triarii, etc.)
    • Lively huge historical locations like Cyrene, Lugdunum or Rome
    • Character development system leads through timeline of history
    • Naval warfare and colonization of islands
    • Multiplayer mode with many different types of gameplay (co-operative, etc.)
    • Full english speech

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    CUSTOMER REVIEWS

    26th Dec 2009

    By Temujin

    I found Grand Ages: Rome to be a very entertaining game. 5 factions to play with different abilities, non-linear storyline and character development. The game is mission-based, with various objectives to meet to move on to the next, and optional objectives to meet for bonuses. The missions themselves are sometimes quick, sometimes moderately long, but you can usually play one or more of them in a single play session. The game is sort of a breed between the Caesar city-building series and Age of Empires RTS wargame, with different focus depending on the missions, so you can always pick what you do according to your mood. This was one of my favorite elements of this game, and it was well-worth the money spent to buy it. Its not overly complex, but it has sufficient details and possibilities to allow replayability.
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