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Annals of Rome

A Game of Empire Building It's 237 B.C. and all of Italy has been united under the same Senate power of Rome. You are the ruler of the Republic, deploying armies and defending against the 13 independent hostile lands which constantly plot to destroy Rome. At your disposal are the incomparable Roman Citizen Legionnaires, reinforced by mobile auxiliaries and static Garrison troops. Beneath you are 21 commanding officers of varying abilities and loyalties. Though you can usually quell minor incursions and rebellions, you may sometimes face the combined attacks of all your enemies. Loss of Roman t

Release date
November 29, 2022
Platforms
Windows, Linux
Developer
Level 9 Computing, PSS
Publisher
Throwback Entertainment
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★ 9.2/10GOG · 12 ratings
GOGLast checked October 31, 2026

Most helpful6

★ 5 / 5
This is a old game. Not good graphics, not music at all, not very intuitive...but how cares? You can lead Roma since the old republic…
★ 4 / 5
Used to play it on an Amiga 2000. The graphics were much better on the Amiga.
★ 5 / 5
Despite the unappealing presentation (why does the same game look better on the Commodore 64 than on the PC?), and the rather demanding control system…
★ 4 / 5
If you can suffer the DOS-era UI, this is a good war game. Emphasis being on _war_, don't expect any complex economy/political mechanisms. Oh, and…

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★ 4 / 5
If you can suffer the DOS-era UI, this is a good war game. Emphasis being on _war_, don't expect any complex economy/political mechanisms. Oh, and…
★ 5 / 5
Despite the unappealing presentation (why does the same game look better on the Commodore 64 than on the PC?), and the rather demanding control system…
★ 4 / 5
Used to play it on an Amiga 2000. The graphics were much better on the Amiga.
★ 5 / 5
This is a old game. Not good graphics, not music at all, not very intuitive...but how cares? You can lead Roma since the old republic…

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