Expeditions: Rome

Each game Logic Artists develops gets exponentially better! Conquistador was a total surprise, rough around the edges but full of potential, Viking was a huge step forward, with still some details to nail down, Rome is... well yet another improvement: Polished turn-based combat. Promising storyline (only played 5-6 hours of it), with full Voice Over and good RPG elements. Very cool strategic layer, building your legio, your camps, and retinue of centurions. The legion's battles are a bit simplistic, but are just yet an extra ingredient in a very good buffet. Last but ot least, yes it's voice acted in English, but a lot of effort was put into trying to pronounce names and roles as close to what Latin was as possible, just a plus. :)

I played the game till the end is awesome and i deside to playe it agan i wait future DLC-s if will be

Played on hard difficulty. Tedious gameplay and story. Mission design is mixed. Set piece battles are intended to be interesting and unique but they play very poorly and are unbalanced (some are exceptionally simple/easy, others are min-max grade-A bull. Performance is garbage, very optimized.

Super fun, but I wish the game had Italian audio too. It's the closest language to Latin today. Still 5 stars!

Like most "historical" video games Expeditions: Rome is filled with historical inaccuracies and revisionism. Examples include: -Female warriors and generals. -Black Romans. -Cross-dressing women spies. -A pro gay and pro race-mixing roman society. My favorite part of the game was helping Julius Caesar get his diary back from a mean bully, I'm not kidding that's one of the first companion quests in the game. One of the women who witnessed the mean bully's actions commented that he must have a small Johnson. Yep that's the level of writing that this game consists of. Woke tripe meant to make snowflakes feel better about history. It goes without saying that you should avoid this garbage.