Hegemony Rome: The Rise of Caesar takes you to the plains and forests of ancient Gaul where the proconsul Julius Caesar wages a decade long war to subjugate the barbarian hordes. Sequel to the critically acclaimed Hegemony Gold, Hegemony Rome will immerse you in the history like no other real time strategy game on the market, forcing you to pay close attention to the changing seasons and rapidly changing military situation. Unfolding across an epic satellite-accurate map stretching from the Mediterranean coast to the British Isles, Hegemony Rome utilizes the series' trademark zoom to seamlessly take you from a grand strategic view of your empire right down to the battlefield at any time. Explore an immersive new world from the dark forests of Germania across the mighty Rhine to the marshlands of the Seine. A larger scale map tests your tactics with more manoeuvring room on the battlefield and visualizes the details of ancient life with garrisons standing guard along the city walls and workers tending their crops in the fields. Capturing the ingenuity of Caesar and his engineers, all-new construction options and a new wood resource let you build bridges, forts and supply camps at thousands of points across the map. And a significantly expanded upgrade system gives you new options to promote officers, assign governors and construct buildings to specialize your units and cities. Plus, new improvements to Hegemony's celebrated logistics model makes managing your supplies more intuitive and more important than ever. Hegemony Rome brings the past to life as you manage your armies and manipulate your enemies in a beautifully drawn simulation of 1st century BC warfare. Bring all of Gaul under the rule of the Senate and People of Rome. Or, unite the Gallic tribes in the expanded sandbox mode and end the threat of Roman rule forever.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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| Russo | |||
| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco | |||
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There is a lot of potential in this game, some interesting concepts, but poorly executed. I hope the developers see this. I want this game to be better. Don't pay full price, wait until its on special!! Pro's/Interesting features/positives: - Unified strategic-tactical zoom. I like using the mouse wheel to get a bigger picture. - Capturing enemy troops and making them slaves, and getting them to work/produce resources. - Storyboard and voice acting of Caeser - History lessons, fun facts in the tool tip pop ups. - Supply system and logistics. Its interesting to have to factor in the constant need for food. If only this was done better. - Supply: Getting resources around the map, rather than a phantom stockpile like in AOE2. - Supply lines, and interrupting them. - Morale of troops and enemies, routing. Idea done very well in Rome2: Total War, but half done here. - Taking hostages and se
blxz covered it pretty well. A great strategy game that should have appeal to all levels of RTS players. I'd just add one thing though, Longbow's track record. This alone should be an important factor in your purchasing decision. Both Hegemony PoM and Hegemony Gold were supported and improved upon for many years following release, I have no doubt that Rome will see the same due care and attention. One of a small list of developers that do not send their games out in the wild and forget they exist beyond first week sales. Combine that with modding support built in from the go and we have here a game with potential to provide hundreds of hours of entertainment value for years to come. If Total War: Rome 2 left a sour taste, this will go a long way towards scratching the Roman itch.
This game had great potential, however it was brought down by a lack of enthusiasm by the developers to make it into a polished product. The Good-- - Some attention to historical detail. The towns and cities throughout Gaul come with a small snippet of history about them. - Complex supply and recruitment system. As you conquer more territories and resources, you must work them into your supply network in an efficient manner. - Sometimes challenging AI. The Bad -- - Optimization is poor to non-existent. Even if you have a higher end machine that can run far more demanding games, odds are you will suffer from extreme lag. - Very buggy and prone to crash. - Small selection of recruitable units. - Awkward and clunky unit command system. - No further fixes in sight. The developers have stated that they have moved on to other projects, so if you are waiting for patches and fixes, you may h
A great game. Don't expect this to be a total war clone. A lot of reviewers compare this to that series, but it is not. Battles are part of the fun but it is not the main objective. Keeping your supply line, linking up your cities, and making sure you don't run out of gold is what makes the game challenging. The map is interactive and exploring in this game is fun to do. I highly recomended it for a historical and stratagy game alternative.
Some time ago, on a steam sale I bought an unknown game by the name of hegmoney: Phillip of macadonia. A basic, rough little arcade RTS with some neat ideas. But despite its rough edges I ended up putting 110 hours into it because it was fun. So imagine my delight at seeing Hegmoney rome on a bundle star sale. Ther latest game from the same devs, but with all the rough edges smoothed out. Wow was ever I mistaken in thinking that. In fact this game is quite the opposite. The nice clean interface is gone, now its an eyesore of icons and walls of text boxes. The epic battles are gone, now you just end up with a mess of mobs brawling all over the place. In fact its hard to find a mechanic they have not broken. The way my army eats, I can no longer put more than a hand full of units into the field as they end up starving to death. The econmy? No idea whats going on there as one minute I ha
A fantastic game with oodles of potential so far in the beta phase. Given time to release more sandbox modes, complete the campaign and iron out any bugs this game has real potential to be one that will draw you back time and time again. Given the track record of the Longbow team I look forward to them delivering fully on all their promises and perhaps even throwing a few surprises in there for good measure. A must buy for those looking to expand beyond the more generic Rome Strategy games out there.
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