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September 2013
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The editors liked
Hectic
Action gameplay
Engaging
Great visuals and performance
Gorgeous battles and strategic map visuals
Naval combat
Builtin Wikipedialike help system
Compelling tactical elements within general combat.
Solid Total War gameplay
Solid faction mechanics
More variation than previous minicampaigns
Excellent balance between largescale strategy and frontline tactics
New features add spectacular flavor and variety to an already great system
Varied units and impressive detail
Especially from a distance
It's rewarding to watch the effects of your ta
The editors didn't like
Too easy in the latter stages
Feels stale sometimes
Too many factions
Turns take forever
Micromanagement abounds
Citybuilding lacks depth
Armybuilding lacks urgency
Graphical hog
Nothing new
Not great AI
Still DLC for a game from 2013
A number of technical problems and stability issues
Camera doesn't have enough flexibility for larger battles
Hectic, action gameplay, Engaging, Great visuals and performance
Too easy in the latter stages, Feels stale sometimes
Though it has a few problems, the Rise of the Republic DLC for Total War: Rome II will be a fantastic experience for anyone who decides to pick it up...
Abstract: The Fall of the Roman Empire was one of the saddest moments in history; almost as sad as that scene where the dog dies in Marley & Me. Civilizations and people come and go, but none of them were as important as the Romans -- screw the Ancient Greeks; wit...
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Published: 2017-12-05, Author: Sean , review by: hookedgamers.com
Few games match the immense scale that's provided in the gameplay of Total War: Rome II. The game lives up to series tradition by offering both an addictive campaign mode and massive real-time battles. While the game stumbles with a flawed end of turn tra...
Abstract: Creative Assembly's Total War series of strategy games focuses on realistic, cinematic battles. "Total War: Rome II" is one of the most exciting new games for September, as it continues to improve on the franchise formula while making the gameplay more ac...
The foundations of a remarkable strategy game are in place, but inconsistent AI and non-functional multiplayer campaigns make Rome 2 feel like a beta in its current state....
Published: 2013-09-05, Author: Daniel , review by: gamespot.com
Excellent balance between largescale strategy and frontline tactics, New features add spectacular flavor and variety to an already great system, Varied units and impressive detail, especially from a distance, It's rewarding to watch the effects of your ta
A number of technical problems and stability issues, Camera doesn't have enough flexibility for larger battles
Abstract: No one can doubt the ambition of Total War: Rome II. Not only is it the long-awaited sequel to a beloved game, but also it's the biggest and boldest Total War to date. Ambition is a double-edged sword, though. While Total War fans will get their fix in...
