Ancient Rome 2

Ladia Group / Nov 6, 2016 / Casual, Simulation, Strategy

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Construct entire residential districts for people and improve their well-being by building markets, schools, theaters and other places, and connect them with roads for ease of access.

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9 user reviews

67% positive, 9 reviews

Recommended1 hrs played

Not bad for a fiver. Basically a slimmed-down Caesar 3, with the population mangement taken out. Seems to have around 3-4 hours of content in the campaign, but there's a sandbox mode if you just want to sit building cities. You build houses and then provide goods and amenities to upgrade those houses, producing more tax income and so allowing you to build more stuff. There's an economic chain of production with a...

28 found this helpful, 2016-11-06

Not recommended1 hrs played

Meh. You have to do every city on the Italian peninsula and then I just don't know I got bored real quick. Buy the re-release of Sierra Caesars and enjoy them instead. The dev makes you do mundane tasks as if Steam players have never played a sim before. Graphics are good for 1999. Overall I give it a 7/10 for boring and 3/10 for enjoyment. Did I mention Meh?

18 found this helpful, 2016-11-16

Recommended187 hrs played

It's just a chill game, no pressure, a great game to play when you just need to relax.

0 found this helpful, 2025-06-15

Recommended21 hrs played

Nice simplistic builder game that looks nice and pleasant. Play the sandbox, only do the first 5 or so missions so you get the basics, but then play the sandbox. You try to evolve your Roman house to higher levels by providing services and food. Its mainly juggling resources and production so your warehouse don't get full, because it will start a chain reaction of your houses devolving. Specially crazy when you have...