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Caesar 3

Like Anno but harder.

This game is the best in the series. For me other Caesar games don't even exist. Compare to modern city builder simulators this game might feel hard as nails, at least when you face disasters and barbarians. But with practice you will learn how to avoid most of the underwater stones. Though later you will spend lots of time trying to make sure that your city look like proper roman architectural marvel and not lousy settlement of huts and barns. Its not hard to make it look beautiful but you still need to get money from trading. Also gods will not leave you alone until you build few overly priced temples in their honor. And if you will not do what they say, they will make you life hell. And its all cost pretty much a lot. And if you will fail to balance your spending and income and end up with zero money, Rome will send army to destroy your city. In short, this game is hard core. And i love it. It doesn't let you get board. There are easy way to play it, but its up to the player.

1 gamers found this review helpful
SimCity™ 3000 Unlimited

The SimCity I remember

I originally played Simcity3000 and I was happy to learn that this edition is even better. The building creation kit is hard to get used to but if you don't want to, don't use it.

2 gamers found this review helpful
Nox™

Rare RPG gem

Hard to believe that the company behind the game is mostly popular for creating Sci-Fi RTS games which sadly cast large shadow on this game. It was truly risky try on their behalf. But they defiantly put effort in this game. The best part is when Diablo II was super popular this game didn't try to copy it. The game did it's best to look and feel original. Some elements feel like developers were slacking a bit or didn't know any better. There is too much grinding needed if you don't want it to feel like Dark Souls. Some story elements wasn't developed enough to make sense and feel more organic. Thou, I can put the blame on team's lack of experience when it comes to RPGs. They still managed to pull it off nicely, in my opinion.

Tzar: The Burden of the Crown

RTS fans will like it.

One of the best combo of RTS and RPG. The units aren't just replaceable assets of war. You will want to keep your soldiers alive because with every battle they survive they become stronger. It actually makes you think and plan your game differently from most other strategy games. The biggest down side of the game is that your army is always in great need of your guidance when moving large forces. If you make them move though the forest, for example, there is a great risk they will come on the other side with their line stretch thin and will become easy target for enemies. In short, army management can be too much work.

7 gamers found this review helpful