Fantastic game It's simpler than other Gary Grigsby's simulator games, with a leaning curve less pronunced. But not forget to play the tutorials, read the manual (almost 300 pages) and play some turns "for learning" because it remains a complex game. You are a superpower during ww2 and must to control its production, movements, plan attacks, etc. Simple premise but again, you need a couple of games of trial and error.
The Caesar series is a great complex city builder. On the other hand, this game is simple and relaxing to play, with good graphics. If you are searching to spend time in the ancient Rome designing your own city without the stress of your buildings collaps because your lack of planning for your praefects, this game is perfect for some hours
This is a old game. Not good graphics, not music at all, not very intuitive...but how cares? You can lead Roma since the old republic days to the empire, facing against the historical enemies or others generals in civil wars. Command the army and conquest other regions in order to create your own empire
