Citizen of Rome - Dynasty Ascendant

Its fine, a lot more can be done -Rivalries with other Gens/families, as the game hints at -More combat when in the army -More events in all, this game is kinda dry if you exclude the rituals -an actual family tree -a bunch more probably Its being updated still, not sure why some review claim abandonment

Сначала я играл в эту игру на iPhone, а потом дошёл и до ПК. Игровой процесс здесь не имеет конкретного конца, что отражает «реальность» жизни. Однако для амбициозных игроков конечной целью может стать достижение консульства — высшей государственной должности в Римской республике. Это требует прохождения карьерной лестницы (Cursus Honorum) и достижения статуса «нового человека» («Нова Гомо») — типа нового дворянина, всё такое. Важно отметить, что игра поначалу кажется сложной, но главное — не отдавать все деньги своим наследникам (так же, как и в реальной жизни). Вы можете потерять всё, над чем трудились, но благодаря продуманной механике рано или поздно вам удастся достичь успеха и богатства, несмотря на временные неудачи. В общем и целом, эта игра действительно способна увлечь вас надолго – в неё можно буквально «зависнуть» и провести множество часов за увлекательным процессом. Однако стоит отметить, что здесь ощущается нехватка определённых незначительных, но важных механик, таких как управление титулами, развитие вашего потомства, создание младших ветвей рода (линий) и организация революций. First, I played this game on my iPhone, and then moved to PC. The gameplay here has no specific end, which reflects the "reality" of life. However, for ambitious players, the ultimate goal can be achieving the consulship—the highest state office in the Roman Republic. This requires climbing the career ladder (Cursus Honorum) and attaining the status of a "new man" ("Nova ♥♥♥♥")—a kind of new nobleman, you know. It is important to note that the game seems difficult at first, but the main thing is not to give all your money to your heirs (just like in real life). You can lose everything you've worked for, but thanks to well-thought-out mechanics, sooner or later you'll achieve success and wealth despite temporary setbacks. Overall, this game can really captivate you for a long time—you can literally get hooked and spend countless hours immersed in it. However, it's worth noting that there is a lack of certain minor yet significant mechanics such as managing titles, developing your offspring, creating junior branches of the family (lines), and organizing revolutions.

An amazing and very comprehensive game ! The mechanics work very well no matter what kind of gameplay you want. Unlike many games, the goal isn’t to climb the cursus honorum or become emperor, but to play freely according to your own choices. You can set your own familial or personal objectives, and that’s what makes the game so interesting. From a historical perspective, the choices and professions are very accurate. I particularly like the fact that becoming a magistrate is extremely expensive, because that was indeed the case. Two areas for improvement to make this game historically perfect: make family-related choices just as accurate (adoption, not recognizing a new born child, drafting an unbalanced will, marriages based on social class, etc.) and include more historical families (unfortunately, the families you can marry into are automatically generated so the patrician families aren’t the real ones, which is a real shame given the level of detail ; I would be glad to meet the Cornelii, Aemilii, Julii...). I hope you’ll continue to expand it!

One generation ago I bought 2 snakes for my daughter, one laid eggs, giving me 4 more snakes, then some time passed, things happened... Long story short, I now own 37 snakes. A very cute simulation game where you're a head of a Roman family in the times of the Roman Republic. Your goal is to make your family rich and influential. You get to educate your children, choose the right marriage partners for them, buy properties, run in elections, participate in festivals... The early stages of the game are quite challenging but, of course, once you get rich, things get a lot smoother. My number of hours played is not fully accurate for this game, as I usually play offline, but I can tell you that I'm on year 2641 AUC... using our calendar that's 1888. If you like games where you get to roleplay and use your imagination and you find some degree of repetitiveness relaxing, I really recommend this one.

Gameplay O Very good X Good O Nothing special O Okay O Bad Graphics O Masterpiece O Beautiful O Good X Will do O Bad O Awful Audio O Amazing O Very good O Good O Decent O Not too bad X Bad Audience O Kids O Teens O Adults X Everyone Story O Lovely O Good O Average O Not great X None Difficult- O Just press a bunch of buttons X Easy O Significant brain usage O Easy to learn / Hard to master O Not so easy O Difficult O Dark Souls Grind- O Nothing O Only if you care about leaderboards/ranks O Isnt necessary to progress X A bit grindy sometimes O Average grind level O Too much grind O Insanity Game Time- O Short O Average O Long X Depends on you O Endless Price O Just buy it X Worth the price O Wait for sale O Maybe if you have some spare money left O Not recommended

The rng gets a little absurd with this game