Roma Invicta

the strategic map mode is a little hard to understand and is generally just feels a little meh. The tactical RTS combat is fine, but pretty simple and usually decided by who has more units than any other factors. They combine for a game that isn't bad, but not something I'd suggest to anyone

It's better than Total War; Rome Remastered.

North and South influence immediately detected and later confirmed when I found the developers posts. A single-serving bite sized 1 man indie game. I wont dunk on this too hard but 1 or 2 more features would have given this a shot for an indie breakthrough. Using North and South for reference you can remember the tomahawk mechanic and the free reinforcement boat mechanic, or most importantly the train robbery / fort attack mini game. What if this had a Alesia style trench / siege engine mini game? literally 1 more thing is needed to turn this from "cute" to "impressive"

Ce jeu ne ressemble pas à ce que laissait supposer son titre. L'aspect principal est la bataille en 2d, mais pire on ne peut recruter que 5 petits groupes , maximum , de chaque unité, par exemple : 5 groupes de cavalerie, par armée. Ressemble à l'excellent vieux jeu de Paradox: "chariots of war" qui lui offrait des batailles gigantesques avec des milliers de combattants à l'écran! Plus une mécanique d'obtention des armées bien meilleure. En campagne, les gaulois font constamment des armées souvent très nombreuses, pendant qu'on forme péniblement une armée romaine au nord de l'Italie. Si on s'avance imprudemment en territoire gaulois une forte armée gauloise se place au nord des alpes et stoppe tout mouvement de regroupement romain. En faisant des batailles personnalisées avec des armées équilibrées en effectifs, on s'aperçoit que les romains avec des légionnaires sont à peine plus forts que les gaulois. En définitive ce jeu présente peu d'intérêt.

cute pixel art, fluid animations. nothing more .. 5€ ? too much honestly maybe with some mods or DLC will be fun, who knows ? wait the sales.

A quirky little game which is essentially a VERY simplified Rome: Total War. By very simplified, I mean 0 diplomacy, 1 small map, 1 playable faction, 5 unit types, minimal tactics (pilum throw, testudo formation, and charge), and a campaign which can be completed within 1 hour. There is a custom battle mode, but this gets boring quite quickly. Mod support is a thing, but only affects custom battles and does not introduce new campaigns/maps The pixel graphics add a nice charm to the game. The music and sound effects are satisfactory. The game resembles the depth and quality of a 'flash game' that you would play in your browser for free on a website like Kongregate. Despite all this, this game was developed by one single individual as their first full-release. Taking all this into account, I would say the game is worth a buy for anyone who wants a unique grand strategy experience, takes an interest in Ancient Roman history, and/or for those of you who want to support small indie developers with great potential. 7/10 good fun for an hour or two.

Barely a game

Juego entretenido de estrategia 2D con estilo pixel art, tiene varios mods, para incrementar su vida.