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PC
Strategy
| Viewed: | 2D Combination | Genre: | Strategy |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Galilea Multimedia | Soft. Co.: | Galilea Multimedia |
| Publishers: | DreamCatcher
(GB) |
Released: | 28 Nov 2003
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 12+ | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
Summary
A game that focuses on political gain and dominance, Pax Romana is one of Mindscape’s hardcore offerings that will challenge even the most devious and intelligent gamers.
The fall of Tarentum and the defeat of King Phyrros have ensured the domination of Rome on the Italian peninsula. The 300 senators who lead the Republic will now spend more time on city politics. You are the leader of a political faction in the Senate, fighting your opponents to gain and keep total power. Corruption, murder and seduction are all legitimate means to get your own way in this game.
You will make certain that the people of Rome do not riot and cause the city to fall. And there’s nothing better for that than to undertake wars of expansion. Your mighty legions, led by brilliant generals, are your best tool and will have to fight bitterly. The road is long and full of danger, but as a clever statesman you should be able to achieve your supreme ambition - to become Emperor of Rome.
There are two sides to this epic game - political and strategic. The strategic side is very much a battle of cunning and well-planned military tactics. The political side involves the manipulation of senators, the people of Rome, and generals alike, as politicians seek to gain military, financial and political power.
The fall of Tarentum and the defeat of King Phyrros have ensured the domination of Rome on the Italian peninsula. The 300 senators who lead the Republic will now spend more time on city politics. You are the leader of a political faction in the Senate, fighting your opponents to gain and keep total power. Corruption, murder and seduction are all legitimate means to get your own way in this game.
You will make certain that the people of Rome do not riot and cause the city to fall. And there’s nothing better for that than to undertake wars of expansion. Your mighty legions, led by brilliant generals, are your best tool and will have to fight bitterly. The road is long and full of danger, but as a clever statesman you should be able to achieve your supreme ambition - to become Emperor of Rome.
There are two sides to this epic game - political and strategic. The strategic side is very much a battle of cunning and well-planned military tactics. The political side involves the manipulation of senators, the people of Rome, and generals alike, as politicians seek to gain military, financial and political power.
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