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Seeingthis Rome responded and a territory grabbing began ultimately resulting in theSecond Punic War. Its attention became focused on the Spanish peninsula. The First Punic war started during which Carthage lost its advantage andwas forced to withdraw from Sicily Corsica and Sardinia.However the Carthaginians were not prepared to lose their world dominancejust like that. An army was prepared and sent under a false pretext toSicily. The time ofthe Punic Wars had begun.The Roman CampaignSeeing the power and influence of Carthage the Senate of Rome decided thatsomething should be done. TheRomans soon decided openly to challenge their Carthaginian rivals. The city of Rome too had begun to gain strength. However another Empirewas also on the rise. Goods gold and slaves poured in to the majesticcity-the source of its might.Countless mercenaries armies were constantly bought to ensure that all whothreatened Carthage or its interest would be dealt with. In the height of its glory Carthage was the greatest power in the ancient world.With trade routes throughout the entire Mediterranean there the was no othernation to dispute its strength. Nemesisof the Roman Empire picks up where the award-winning Celtic Kings: Rage of Warleft off. Product InformationWelcome to the Nemesis of the Roman Empire website sequel to theaward-winning Celtic Kings: Rage of War Real-Time Strategy game. This may be a good choice for hardcore RTS fans, but most others will opt for more mainstream titles. Taking over structures instead of building them is conceptually interesting, but when I'm playing an RTS, I want the freedom to lay out my territory as I see fit. Nemesis of The Roman Empire is a reasonably competent RTS title, but it's also unpolished and lacks much in the way of engaging content.

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Somehow though, I doubt the series will continue on past this point. The long awaited sequel to Celtic Kings: Rage of War is here! What, you've never heard of that game? Well few have, but apparently it did well enough to earn a sequel. New concepts and good execution make this worthwhile

Not having a minimap hurts for a while, but you get used to it It's a good thing that with low system requirements you can run the audio app of your choice in the background The animations are seriously short on frames and the environments are very static, but units are easily identified on the battlefield The concepts it brings are innovative and well-implemented, and merit a look by anyone who enjoys the genre.Ĭommand the legions of Rome, Carthage, Gaul, or Iberia in a real-time strategy slugfest Nemesis is by no means a perfect game, but it's definitely a breath of fresh air within the RTS scene.

However, that just moves the strategy to the placing of armies and economic decisions rather than the down-and-dirty fighting, so it's not all bad. Individual unit AI is fine, but the conflicts happen on such a large scale that it becomes almost impossible to execute any sort of strategy other than sending all of your units in and hoping for the best. The only problem I have with Nemesis's design is in the battles. Each of your forts, villages, and outposts has its own store of food and gold, making it much more important to manage your economy rather than just build a big horde as fast as possible. It's not cumbersome to do so, however, and adds an extra layer of strategy to the whole game. What makes Nemesis such a unique RTS experience is the need to keep your forces supplied while they're in the field.

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While these do remove the player from the action to some extent, they also free up your attention for the more serious business of commanding your armies. Building and resource-gathering are largely out of players' hands, and the landscapes are littered with minor structures that can be captured or used for various benefits. Some interesting design decisions in Nemesis make it play rather differently than a standard RTS.

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Though Nemesis lacks the incredible polish of WarCraft and Age of Mythology, its unique play style is cool, especially if you don't like to go online the two campaigns and random map generator are much better than the barebones multiplayer. It's nice to see an RTS that's not an overt WarCraft clone.