Total War: Rome II – PC Game Review
In "Total War: Rome II" players can lead ancient Rome (or one of its competitors) on the road to empire, but this is a huge game with a lot to manage. Rome won't be built in a day.
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Gamers have waited a long time "Total War: Rome II," successor to 2004's "TW: Rome." In an exclusive interview, The Creative Assembly's Al Bickham discusses new features and balancing depth with playability.
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The top 10 military- and war-themed games of the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2013 (E3) range from Ancient Rome to the Age of Pirates to a future world in which the U.S. is not the dominant power.
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With a greater variety of nations, scenarios, troop types and options, "Birth of Rome" is even more interesting than its predecessor, "Alea Jacta Est," which was no slouch of a game itself.
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Well-written and insightful, "Rome's Last Citizen" is not only interesting for the historical perspective it sheds on Cato and Rome, but also for the light it sheds on the similarities between Rome and modern America.
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