About This Game The city builder strategy game Imperium Romanum is set in the time-honoured Roman Empire and players will marvel in the incredible attention to detail when working on a strategy to build a well organised, prosperous and commanding settlement. As governor of a Roman province, the fortune very much lies in the players own hands. Imperium Romanum is packed with a variety of new features to enhance the gameplay such as a complete overhaul of the graphic engine, a mass of authentic historical buildings such as the world famous Circus Maximus or Gladiator schools. The Emperor Expansion pack takes the player to voyage through ancient history, from cold Britannia via the wild forests of Germania to the fertile Nile Delta in Cleopatra's Egypt. 19 challenging, new scenarios at historic places such as Aquae Sulis (Bath), Hadrians Wall, Massilia or Treverorum will require all your comprehensive economic and strategic leadership abilities to succeed. Not only your competence, but also your exposure with religion and the Roman deities like Jupiter or Venus will play an important role to accomplish your mission as a Roman governor. Will you be able to earn the mercy of the gods and rule the empire successfully? Features Contains Imperium Romanum full version plus the AddOn "Emperor Expansion" Improved battle system with siege machines Vivid game environments with change of day and night as well as weather changes New historically accurate settings, units and event New currency and improved trade mechanics Crime, riots and natural disasters Many new units (i.e. Equites — Roman horsemen) Historically authentic buildings (Circus Maximus, Colosseum, Insulate etc.) Interactive mission-mode: Activate each task when you want Construction of bridges, fortifications, city walls, and aqueducts Stunning, epic soundtrack Photorealistic and lively 3D-environment Features for Emperor Expansion Enhanced graphics and new building designs 4 new, challenging campaigns: Conquest of Britannia Wilds of Germania Colonization of Africa Caesar's Civil War 19 new, comprehensive scenarios Bigger maps for Ceasar's Civil War campaign Many new task tablets and additional speech New game speed level and larger maps Religion and 5 deities influence the gameplay Includes all prior released value packs and patches 7aa9394dea Title: Imperium Romanum Gold EditionGenre: Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Haemimont GamesPublisher:Kalypso Media DigitalRelease Date: 30 Oct, 2008 Imperium Romanum Gold Edition Download 12 Mb imperium romanum gold edition steam. imperium romanum gold edition. imperium romanum gold edition cheats. imperium romanum gold edition sprache ändern. imperium romanum gold edition free download. imperium romanum gold edition mods. imperium romanum gold edition español. imperium romanum gold edition patch. imperium romanum gold edition steam deutsch. imperium romanum gold edition skidrow. imperium romanum gold edition gameplay. imperium romanum gold edition crack. imperium romanum gold cheats. descargar imperium romanum gold edition español. imperium romanum gold edition download free. imperium romanum gold edition deutsch. imperium romanum gold edition review. imperium romanum gold edition spolszczenie. imperium romanum gold edition-prophet. imperium romanum gold edition trainer. cheats for imperium romanum gold edition. imperium romanum gold edition cheat codes What a pleasure this game is. Beautiful today, let alone for its age. Buy it on sale, or not. If you can ramp up the settings it looks gorgeous. Charming day and night cycle. Just Do It. And at the $2 price, it's worth it just to play the tutorial.. One of the best games i ever played, waiting for better things in the feature. For those who are familiar with the game 'Glory of the Roman Empire': Imperium Romanum is basically the same game, with a few tweaks and new mechanics that add a bit more depth and variation to the game (but don't take long to figure out)For those who are not familiar with 'Glory of the Roman Empire': Imperium Romanum is a city manager game situated during the Roman Empire. Your job as 'praetor' is to build up colonies into cities. You do basically three things: keep your citizens happy, keep your economy healthy, and your treasury filled. The maps are all different locations in the Empire and can be either free build or scenario's (where you must complete tasks through a tablet system). It is not too difficult, so you will get the hang of it after the tutorial or after a few maps. Good for casual play or players new to the genre, maybe not so thrilling for veterans.I got it for 2 bucks on a sale and don't regret it one bit. I suggest you do the same. Well worth the price. Extremely enjoyable.. 1 hour in and I'm loving it. The gameplay and graphics are good. Quite similar to the old Caesar game, which I played A LOT, but still different enough to not feel redundant. It's better in that it's a bit more realistic as to what we "know" of ancient roman society. Allthough not politically correct, the inclusion of slaves really does help as slavery was BIG trade in ancient Rome and Rome wouldn't have been what it was without them. And yes water water everywhere!! Rome's big thing was the aquaduct/public water system, people cannot live without it so, build LOTS of wells. Each business needs houses and water nearby, and those houses need their provisions nearby, so you will have several outposts in one city. Haven't done any battling other than the tutorial, but will update my review once I do more of that. In short: RECOMMENDED. very goo like the old city builders with new graphics. This game is fun is fun for a while especially if you're craving city builders like I was. I really enjoy the resource management and fullfilling the needs of the citizens but it does have several problems that might bother you:1. Maybe I'm just a n00b but often time my cities end up looking like blobs of buildings with no real cohesion. There are roads you can place but they seem rather pointless as traffic isn't even a possible issue in the game.2.It is extremely difficult to get a good approval rating the game. This is because as your city grows and develops more the citizens need more things to keep them happy but at some point you start to run out of space do to the blob thing happening and so since all your buildings have a radius of effect your citizens remain unhappy3. The level design for the campaign can be rather janky at times. At one point I needed iron so I could build a proper army but the only iron resource was right next to a barbarian camp which I could not kill because I did not have a big enough army. I eventually solved this by creating multiple barracks since barracks have a minimum number of soldiers but I feel the whole situation was stupid and annoying4.Army can't cross bridges and there doesn't appear to be any logical reason why. It looks like a bug because all the soldiers just seem to stack up at the top of the bridge and stand there.Over all its a fun game but it is far from perfect.. A fun casual game if you are interested in building your own city.
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