Imperator: Rome - Paradox Interactive's recent attempt to bring its particular brand of map-painting grand strategy to the ancient world - has always been something of a chimera. Cobbled together with ...
Luckily in Rome’s case, a military tradition allows their armies to build permanent roads, speeding up their movement by as much as 50 percent. Other parts of the Roman tradition set will be used to ...
Paradox’s Imperator: Rome feels like an obligation, a necessary addition of an ancient world strategy game to add to its stable of medieval, renaissance, Victorian, and World War-era historical works.
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