Grand Ages: Rome Review (PC)

Item reviewed: Grand Ages: Rome on PC |
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Welcome to the grand age of Rome, start your family dynasty and build your way up through the Roman hierarchy to become one of the most important people Although you are the governor of a great empire with the ability to ultimately play god, in the beginning stages you learn the basics of how to maintain your cities. Insulas become your main source of labour and without this things like bakeries, butchers, farms and any buildings that require people to work in them won’t function, especially if they are not placed in the radius of the buildings that you need to work in. You have to provide everything from water to hygiene for your people and wisely using what resources you have available to you. Not really hard to get to grips with in the slightest. Everything you need to know is in the tutorial stages it’s just hard not to go on a building frenzy when all the other building opportunities arise in your menu. Schools play a very important part in the research of your culture. For things like warfare, farming and religion these all provide for your people and add to the culture of your empire.
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| Our Rating for Grand Ages: Rome Review (PC) | |
| 6.5 | Replay Not a bad game but building city after city constantly can get a bit repetitive. |
| 7.5 | Graphics Great detail put into terrain and the goings on of what your people are doing. |
| 5.5 | Sound Wasn’t overly impressed with the music and the clanging of swords in battle does get really tedious after a while |
| 6.0 | Gameplay Not stressful at all really once you get the basics it doesn’t really leave much to the imagination it’s mostly just a point, click, place, and order. |
| 3.5 | Multiplayer/Online Content I can’t imagine how a city builder/ slight army action could provoke even the most dedicated gamer to want to playing online for a long time |
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6.0
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Overall Certainly an improvement from the last release in this franchise but some areas really could be improved on. Visually I was impressed but if as much detail went into the game play as what went into the graphics it could have captured more of my imagination |























