', says Simon Hellwig, Managing Director of KalypsoMedia GmbH.
Bernd Brosing’s scenario Imperium Romanum is about the birth of the city of Rome as a republic, to the time in which Rome had conquered the whole Mediterranean and great parts of Europe as well. You begin with the Samnites, Latins and Etrusks as your greatest threat. After that, there are Greek and Celts who oppose the greatest threat within the. 'La statua del Dioniso barbato, oggi a Palazzo Massimo alle Terme di Roma, fu rinvenuta nel 1926 a Frattocchie, al Km 18 della via Appia Antica, sul lato sinistro salendo verso Due Santi, nei pressi dell’attuale via Castagnole, durante gli scavi per le fondazioni di una nuova costruzione.
'Imperium Romanum II', the sequel of the hit strategy gameImperium Romanum' is a city-building game for PC. The playertakes the role of a Roman patrician, a nobleman, who has juststarted his political career. His ultimate goal is to become theGovernor of Rome.
Throughout the game the player can develop his game character bygaining
favor with various historical figures such as Julius Caesar,Pompey and
Octavian. The benefits provided by these relations are carriedover not only for the rest of the campaign but also in free-buildmaps and multiplayer scenarios.
Imperium Romanum II' features completely new graphics,new buildings and environments, a new and improved economic system,an improved battle system and a comprehensive multiplayer mode.
',says Stefan Marcinek, Managing Director of Kalypso Media GmbH andadds
Imperium Romanum II' is scheduled for an release in March2009
- Persistent Player Character - benefits gained from completedquests
are persistent and can be used on any mission, includingcampaign,
free-play and multiplayer
- Campaign that features 20 maps of historical cities andlocations
- Patrons - more than 20 historical figures that offeradditional objectives to
the player
- Over 60 buildings & 50 units
- Ships and Islands
- New and Improved Economics
- Multiplayer - cooperative and competitive mode
- Enhanced battle system with standard RTS control of thesquads
- Grand Monuments such as the Coliseum, Circus Maximus andthe
Pantheon
- City States - famine, siege, riots, etc.
- Disasters - random disasters such as plagues, fires andearthquakes.
All such disasters will be visualized.
Contents.Gameplay Imperium Romanum is a sequel to a game released in 2006 by the same developer,. Imperium Romanum features significantly improved graphics than its predecessor, and also adds several big Roman monuments such as the and the. The game doesn't necessarily have a 'campaign' mode like some other city-building games, but instead has the player play through different scenarios such as life in the chaos of Pompeii under the terror of. Along with maintaining cities, the players must also keep them very well-organized and keep money spread out among the people. If there are cases of extreme poverty, then the people of the city may turn to lives of crime, which has a number of negative effects on the city.The game features full 3D structures and people and allow the player to zoom in and out of the scene as well as rotate the camera around a full 360 degrees. While much of the game is focused on building and maintaining cities, there are some elements when opposing cities and civilization do battle with the player's. Along with building fortified walls and towers around the cities to prevent enemy attacks, players may also build objects such as trebuchets to go on the offensive against opposing nations.Expansion pack An expansion pack entitled Imperium Romanum: Emperor Expansion was released in North America on July 30, 2008, and in Europe on August 29, 2008.
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