
Caesar IV
Tilted Mill Entertainment · Sep 26, 2006
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Stationed in a newly established Roman province, your job as governor is to bring the region into the Roman fold by developing a thriving capital city, extensive trade networks, and of course a secure environment through the creation of a powerful military. You'll also need to funnel some of the city's wealth back to Rome.
If you are successful, you'll advance up the empire's political ladder, and continue to take on new assignments in other locations spread throughout the ancient world, such as Sicily, Spain, Britain, Germany, Romania, Greece, Asia Minor, Judea, and Egypt. As the city grows from a simple village to a bustling cosmopolitan city, so too do your challenges and responsibilities increase. Your ultimate goal is to rise among the political ranks of the empire, and become Caesar yourself.
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- IGN7.7Caesar IV is a good fun game from Tilted Mill. It does a good job providing the economic and production chains that are expected from a city builder like this. The developers also did the right thing when they split housing and jobs among the three different classes. Some eye-pleasing visuals also help create some lovely cities.
- Games Radar+7.0Unfortunately, Caesar IV lacks a bit of technical polish which keeps the game from really shining. At the top of the list is the annoyingly tweakish mouse and camera control. When every little bit of space counts, accurately placing buildings and roads is key. If you can deal with its quirks, Caesar IV offers a stunning economic model that is sure to challenge even the best money managers while providing hours of play.
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