Caesar IV

Published 18 August, 2006

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Comments (9) Latest comment 6 years ago

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  • Ceatlan #1 7 years ago

    I loved Caesar III, I hope this lives up to that.

    Looks good though, so colour me interested.

  • wattoo #2 7 years ago

    pardon my ignorance. what is it? sim city in roman times?

  • Scimarad #3 7 years ago

    Of course that's what it looked like before the Katamari...

  • Ceatlan #4 7 years ago

    It is very much a kind of Sim City set in roman times.

  • The Old Bill #5 7 years ago

    Nice, used to love the others.

    @wattoo, the two are similar, but somewhat differant. In caeser you are more "hands on" then you are in sim city. Also, combat plays a role, as does trade.

  • kangarootoo #6 6 years ago

    Caesar 3 was great. Pharoah and Emperor was pretty good too for that matter. I believe this may be a different studio, but with some of the original staff (or original staff consulting, or something like that).

  • Razz #7 6 years ago

    Man oh Man! Ceaser 3 was one of my favs (+ Pharoah & Emporer)

    Can't wait for this!! :)

  • Ceatlan #8 6 years ago

    Just so long as they don't think that taking the series forward means making it more complicated, which is what every other developer seems to think.

    Ceasar III was pitched at a perfect level if you ask me, it had instant pick up and play ability because it was not overly complicated, but the depth was there if you wanted it. No other game (including the latest Sim Citys), have managed to achieve that for me.

  • neuroniky #9 6 years ago

    Pharaoh was definitely better. Emperor had the best gameplay, but the theme was pretty much lackluster (ancient China). Zeus had a great concept, a lot of neat ideas, but all in all it was a little step back when confronted with the big challenge offered by Pharaoh and Cleopatra.
    This comes from the same creators, by the way, only they have changed name of the studio (and reduced total personnel). They also brought us Children of the Nile, which was a marvellous, but slow, game, definitely a step ahead in city building.