The Roman People

A flip based mostly technique war game where you lead Roman legions of their conquest of the Italian peninsula. Play various eventualities of the conflicts fought by the Roman Republic; Be the dictator for the Roman civilization on the historical age when it was yet to turn into the largest empire on the planet.

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* 14 situations of varying measurement and issue, ranging from the preliminary conquests of neighbouring kingdoms by Roman city-state, to the First Punic War and beyond

* Single participant and Local Multiplayer (players sharing identical device) sport modes (online multiplayer not supported)

* Freely zoomable and pannable hex primarily based map, with multitouch gesture support

* Hex and counter fashion of play, like many table-top TBS board games

* Autosaving: Progress is routinely saved at finish of each turn, or when you switch away from the sport; No threat of dropping sport progress because of forgetting to save

* Designed to be playable additionally on lower-spec Android telephones and tablets; on the opposite hand, customers with extra capable 'droid devices have enhanced body fee and smoother experience

* In-game assist information

* Supports natively all display screen resolutions from the smallest phones in your pocket to the most important HD tablets

* OpenGL ES hardware accelerated graphics engine

The primary gameplay style of this sport was inspired by many earlier hexagon primarily based oldskool or retro PC technique games like Fantasy General, Panzer General and Battle for Wesnoth in addition to a few of the more recent titles, such as Uniwar on cell devices ... with somewhat bit of Civilization / Freeciv spirit mixed in. However, the backdrop of the game is about within the historical Rome, and the sport makes an attempt to observe faithfully the identified course of the occasions to the extent that is identified to the trendy historywriting (some liberties have been taken in decoding the small print to make the sport extra entertaining). The recreation has some minor RPG like components such as unit leveling (success in fight leads first to veteran, then to elite standing, giving stats improvements), but at its heart it's firstly a pure strategy sport.

Nearly two millennia before the era of medieval knights and castles of the European middle ages, the primary historical settlers of the Roman tribe based the town of Rome. As the legends usually inform, the dual brothers and townsmen Romulus and Remus have been the original founders, with Romulus finally becoming the first king of Rome. From its humble beginnings first as a small village, after which an area kingdom, its future was to turn into a great empire encompassing all coasts of the Mediterranean sea and even past. For centuries, his royal majesty the Emperor of Rome was undoubtedly probably the most highborn ruler on the Earth, wielding total authority over a big portion of the humankind, until barbarian hordes and a few years of revolution brought the fallen empire to its finish.

The game begins in the very first years of the Roman saga; You, the player, will lead the Roman army, legion after legion, from a battle to another within the title of the Roman Empire towards the mighty warlords of the neighbouring realms. Assault the Etruscans on river Tiber, stop the madness of Samnite invasion in Campania, conquer South Italy, drive Carthaginians out from the isle of Sicily, and much more ... May the god of war Mars spare you from the fury and vengeance of your enemies in the battlefield!

While the principle marketing campaign of the game deals with the Roman Republic enlargement wars, the second campaign is performed as commander Hannibal of Carthage, one of many best military commanders to ever reside, whose transient advance towards Rome brought him all the finest way from North Africa nearly to the gates of Rome, earlier than the Romans got their protection strains established. This revival of warfare between Carthage and Rome came to be often known as the Second Punic War within the books of history.