Caesar™ IV

Caesar 3 is the best. But C4 is very 3dish.

I could write a very long review of Caesar IV, but I do not want to bore you, so I will keep it short and sweet. Although the game was made in 2006, it does not feel old and dated. The gameplay, graphics and music are delighftull. Its very challenging, with various different scenarios that have trade, logistical, prosperity, religious and miliatary elements to them. I have played quite a few Roman city builders, and this one is my favorite. And its fairly cheap too. Dont forget to adjust the screen resolution in the options, because the game has been remasterd, and its reaslly shines on a modernish GPU and monitor.

A very controversial sequel to a classic. I think it is a victim of its time. It's not perfect but it has it's good moments. I certainly enoy playing it.

I give it 1 star for price. I give it another for graphics One for how it easy it was to learn and the tutorial missions. The last star is it works on Windows 7 64 bit without crashing and I can't see any bugs/glitches so it works But I like Children of the Nile better because that game has more to do with creativity than learning and also I liked the music better. I bought this game instead of Pharaoh + Cleopatra because both games are made from Titled Mill. I trust that company after playing Children of the Nile. Trust is hard to come by with all kinds of games companies putting out worthless buggy games like Mass Effect Andromeda.

I love this game. I can lose myself in it for hours. Whether it is campaign mode or a single scenario it is excellent. The only drawback and it is nit picky is that the number six shows up as a line, which makes it a pain when trying to deduce inventory, troops, markets...etc.