The Graphics in Caesar III are breath taking. This becomes helpful as your city grows, and things are happening all over the place. And the computer will automatically, assign laborers and other things. Here you may assign the computer to concentrate on selected tasks. Unlike Caesar II, where you have do all tasks. Another stand out feature is computer ran microeconomics. Or if you right click on a peasant they'll talk to you expressing there needs and so on. For example if you right click on building you can see if it needs workers. You can right click on any thing and see what's going on.
One Great Feature that stands out is the right click. You succeed, and they may just crown you the new Caesar! You Fail and say hi to your new friend Leo the Lion. You must face natural disasters, fires, collapsing buildings, and invading barbarians. Including pleasing Caesar himself, but that's not all. You must strive to gain wealth and power. Caesar III brings us an another look at how real time strategy should be done.Īs governor of your appointed land, you have a task at hand: build cities, commence trade, and make money. And, while you're at it, prepare your city for the inevitable aggression from Barbarians, Gaul invaders, and your own citizens, should life in your city become too oppressive.įollowing the highly successful title or Caesar II. In career mode, you begin as a lowly Clerk, then mount successes as you move through Engineer, Quaestor, and eventually vie for the ultimate title of "Caesar."ĭuring your career, make sure you appease the game's five gods: Neptune, Venus, Mercury, Ceres, and Mars. You can choose from the scenario-based "City Building Kit," which gives you various situations of natural resource availability, Imperial favor, and enemy strength, or create a career and climb the ladder of Roman politics.
Caesar III lets you build many structures, including city walls, temples, aqueducts, and bath houses. The game provides many elements from historical Roman cities, including aqueducts, Roman Legions, Barbarians at your gates, the Coliseum, and even the famous horserace-hosting Circus Maximus. Don't forget to provide for the people's entertainment, lest they load up the cart and move to greener pastures. You have to balance the growth of infrastructure, water supply, industry, feeding your people, taxes, and city defense while simultaneously keeping the gods and your Emperor happy. The responsibility is great, as you are charged with building your city from scratch.īuilding a city in Caesar III requires broad management skills. In Caesar III, you play the role of a provincial governor of a Roman city in the time of the Roman Empire.
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