Players build out and grow their cities, develop their generals, recruit armies to take them to battle, hire agents to spy on and negotiate with competitors, and, above all, conquer their way to becoming supreme ruler of the Ancient Mediterranean world. But does Total War: Rome Remastered do justice to the original and succeed in bringing it to modern systems?Ĭreative Assembly released Rome: Total War in 2004, a hybrid turn-based strategy and real-time tactics game set during the zenith of the Roman Republic, its fall, and eventual Imperial rebirth. Creative Assembly have worked with their long time partner, Feral Interactive, to give Rome: Total War, a Total War franchise classic, a chance at a second wind. Total War: Rome 2: Caesar in Gaul is out December 12th 2013 for $14.99/£9.99/€14.99.Remasters and remakes can be an excellent opportunity to breathe new life into old games for all to enjoy. We’ve also improved the game considerably since launch, and that process continues as we move onto substantial feature and gameplay improvements”. “We’ve always planned to focus more closely on some of the key conflicts of the ancient world, and Caesar’s war in Gaul is the ideal place to start. "We’ve released a number of DLC packs and free content updates for ROME II, but this is our most substantial so far”, said Mike Simpson, creative director of the Total War series. It all culminates with the notorious Gallic War the battle of Alesia. Playable factions the Nervii, Boii and the Galatians will also be unlocked in the core Rome 2 campaign, alongside new auxiliary and mercenary units. As a result, players will engage in 24 turns per year, and seasons, which change the environment and weather effects. The campaign takes place between 58-51 BC, meaning it is shorter than most.
It'll offer four factions, namely, Gallic Arverni, the Germanic Suebi, the Belgic Nervii and Rome.
In a press release sent to VG247 today, publisher Sega confirmed that Caesar in Gaul will offer a campaign of expanded maps across 18 provinces spanning Gaul and the South coast of Britannia. The studio has just sent us the first snippets of information. Total War: Rome 2: Caesar in Gaul is the first full expansion to The Creative Assembly's strategy title.
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