Once you understand the combat and embrace the no-save and permadeath feature it really enhances the game's playability through the romance of dying, it might hurt in the moment to lose all the efforts of your legionaire's life, but that's what you get for challenging a warrior beyond (or at, or multiple below) your league. It's enjoyable to play through each time and try and do better until you're basically Achillies on your play throughs. I recommend naming your character with a number for each life (e.g., "John 1... John 2... John 3" etc.) that way you can see how you progress in the Hall of Fame. I'm on "Justin 38" as of the time of this review and have pretty much played out the game and achieved most all achievements. It's an enjoyable game and the basic mechanics are good, and there is alot of potential if they make another or even polish this one more. The resource gathering side quest gets a bit repetitive. Regardless, thank you to the guy whom made this as it does a great job of making you feel like a soldier in Rome's army trying to survive.
