Imperator: Rome is a great strategy title which will also be released for Linux this month, as well as for Mac and Windows. Developed by Paradox Development Studio, and will be sold through various platforms or online stores, such as paradox, Humble Store, GOG and of course our beloved valve teinda, Steam. The date we know for the launch is April 25 and the price is about 39,99.
Its developers have worked hard to put this story based on Imperial Rome with the creative art of the famous Johan andersson. The story is based on the control of hundreds of old kingdoms, clans and republics that want to spread their glory across Europe. That is, what seems like a classic of the strategy, but renewed and with new features compared to other alternative titles that are already on the market.
Among its characteristicsIf you're wondering what to expect for this real-time strategy title, we have the power to manage classic lands, Rome, Egypt, Anatolia, Macedonia, Persia, etc. A great naval empire that we must create and defend. We will have to deal with the great emperors and conquerors of the time, many changing peoples, who will determine their value and purpose within the empire.
There will be a great research and resource management system, trade, etc., as you would expect, but they are quite flexible systems. Everything you need to satisfy your people and build a great army. To give it something more realism, we will have spies, local heroes, corruption, art and music, new laws, religions, scams, etc., that is, much more dynamism than in other video games of the same genre, where everything is a little more predictable and we only see some changes such as the peoples facing each other, the time in which they are based and little else, but the dynamics are very similar.