| Release: 16 August 2021 Developer: Dinamic Games, Imperivm World OS: 7 / 8 / 10 CPU: Intel Core Duo GPU: HD Graphics RAM: 2 GB Storage: 1.5 Gb Steam Reviews: Mixed Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
In the strategy Imperivm RTC: HD Edition - Great Battles of Rome, you do not need to build expensive buildings (except for siege weapons) to ensure the life of the population and pumping up the base, but you can direct all your efforts to military tactical maneuvers, the army and the conquest of new lands. Seven civilizations are represented: Republican and Imperial Rome, Egypt, England, Germany, Spain and Carthage. Each nation has a different set of warriors, stats, base settings, and power. Both single-player and cooperative modes are supported.The Imperivm: Great Battles of Rome campaign is divided into two series of confrontations: Great Victories of Rome (Battles in Africa, siege in Numacia, Danube) and Roman Enemies in the Battle for Freedom. Before each sortie, a small cutscene is launched, where the commander gives parting words. Warriors are pumped up in several directions: passive skills, defense, movement speed, attack. Also, each unit increases its level, becoming more deadly, tenacious and useful. All battles take place in real time, where it is necessary to move NPCs, choosing more advantageous positions, dispersing, setting up ambushes, or gathering soldiers to carry out a counterattack. There are four types of formations: square, block, line and central cavalry. Each of the selected options brings its own bonuses and has ineffectiveness against certain enemy manipulations. The army can have up to 50 characters, with the exception of Republican Rome, where up to 70 fighters can be stationed at a time.
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