One drawback could be that the game lacks finesse, with some overly strong units and siege phases that are played in favor of the defenders. Between strategic and long-term political phases, you’ll get the most intense battles. In addition to renewing the strategy game genre, the game never forgets historical accuracy. Wait to start the battle to see the game’s quality graphs: on fields of huge battles, you'll see thousands and thousands of units activated, animated to create an outstanding rendering.
The strategy map, although little, is certainly impressive.
Graphically, it's undeniable that Rome: Total War sets a new benchmark for strategy games. It's a major innovation that encourages complex and exciting battles that have nothing to envy in even the most advanced real time strategy games! Very good display When a fight begins, you change the display to visualize the battlefield and give orders directly (using a pausing system to give orders that the army executes when the break is over). Similar to Europa Universalis or Crusader Kings, you’ll manage the construction and development of your territories. Unlike other historical and strategy games, however, Rome: Total War offers real tactical combat.
The recipe proposed by Rome: Total War is simply excellent. An innovative blend of strategy, tactics and management
