Blocks!: Julius Caesar is an epic two-player wargame that brings the drama of the Roman Civil War (49-45 BC) to life. Take control of the legions of Caesar or Pompey against AI or in online Multiplayer. Fight to determine the future of Rome: Republic or Empire.
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Julius Caesar is one of my favourite board games. I even splashed out on the deluxe neoprene map. So I was happy to Kickstarter the digital version. Unfortunately, the game is full of bugs. I am particularly disappointed that multiplayer is essentially unplayable. As soon as you enter your first battle there are a host of problems, including on occasion, being able to control the opposing sides blocks! If you do manage to complete a battle the game will crash and be unplayable immediately afterwards. As soon as these and other bugs are sorted I will of course update my review and wholeheartedly recommend the game. As it stands, this should really be considered a BETA product and should not have been launched in its current state.
Been a fan of these tabletop games for years, very nice to see them come to digital. Played my fair share of Julius Caesar at the table, I don't consider myself the greatest player. Played first game as Pompeii on easiest level and destroyed the AI handily. Played second game as Caesar on medium difficulty and won fairly easily. Will play my next game on the hardest level, hopefully more challenging. Regardless, i'm more interested in online play and don't mind the easier games vs AI to keep me fresh. Also picked up Richard III.....a game i've never played yet but look forward to learning. Praying Hammer of the Scots (one of my favs all-time) is in the works. Great to see these in digital format Avalon Digital! Job well done. :)
The bugs in this game continue to plague this game. I LOVE this game on my tabletop (by Columbia Games) but this Avalon Company continues to not address major flaws that keep the game from being enjoyable. I have 2-3 other friends who want to buy this game, and I cannot in good conscience recommend it as the Teach support of this company is a complete joke.
Unfinished and abandoned.
To start off with, "Julius Caesar" is an amazing game from Columbia Games. It ranks high in my game collection. When it was released by Avalon Digital, I had to have it. I have played six games, three first as Pompey and three playing Caesar. I played the games in all AI settings. I am quite sad to tell you that I beat the AI six times in a row. It wasn't bad enough that I won the six games, I won the six games quite easily. At this point I will even say that it was a "cakewalk". So if you are planning to buy this game to be challenged don't bother. If you like to beat your computer opponent quite easily then this is a must buy for you. A quick note to my good friends at STEAM. With a game like this you need more than two hours of play test time to figure out if a game is good or not. For the record I asked STEAM to refund my money after three hours of playing which was rejected by STEAM
Works well against the AI (albeit a weak opponent), but crashes online rendering the game effectively unplayable. A pity as the interface is intuitive other than some occasional difficulty moving blocks to the valid location desired and no undo option against an online opponent when misplacing such (this exists playing the AI). Cannot recommend until the online bugs are addressed.
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