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game-<a class="light_un" href="http://ost.com/games/10454/augustus_the_first_emperor/" target="_blank">ost.com/games/10454/augustus_the_first_emperor/</a> (could not find any non-tutorial gameplay videos on youtube. Official site has been gone for ages I think. Atari.com does not have any mentions) Hard to get info as everyone seems to have forgotten the game and it has clearly been abandoned. Published by Atari Germany in 2004 A. is a de facto splinter cell/thief mix in ancient rome. While it is an obvious copy of concept it is very well executed for a game based on a TV-series and I think it is hugely underrated. The gameplay is very similar to splinter cell as it is a third person stealth game, however there are some interesting mechanics: - Hitman-esque coins (limited amounts iirc) - Pilum as only ranged weapon (kind of ridiculous realism wise, but gameplay wise great, as you can only carry one and have to retrieve it) -quite open maps with varying types of missions (more like thief and less like splinter cell I'd say) -> surprisingly good and does not deserve to be forgotten. Localisations that I know of are: German, Russian, English, maybe others. There are some versions on ebay now and then, but I think now other legal channels. Was given away for free with "Computer BILD Spiele" a couple of years ago (version had DRM removed, so Atari probably woudn't object to a GOG.com style release). It would be great if it could be published here. I don't recall the engine, but I guess it was Unreal or some other common engine at that time, so Win7 support should not be very complicated .