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• iwerne 24th Jun 2007

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  Good Points: This is a brilliant game and it will be great fun if you are a Total War player. This is such a good game and so are the expansion packs.

  
  

  Bad Points: No bad points.

  
  

  General comments: Brilliant super good game.
  

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• badmofo 10th May 2007

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  If you like strategy and or war gaming you will not be disappointed with Rome: Total War. I've played a few games on this level which are much newer in terms of release date, but are much behind the times in terms of graphics, playability, content and general all round quality really. That's what strikes you when you first start playing this game - it's quality.

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• Manbotamp 20th Sep 2006

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  What's better than 5000 Romans marching for what they believe in, against the invading Gauls? It was thought to be impossible to have such battles on a computer, and with such graphics, but CA (Creative Assembly) has passed all odds by creating Rome: Total War; a PC game which takes the player back to 500BC and puts him in control of the greatest empire in history. Putting the fate of history in the palm of your hands.

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• templd 7th Aug 2006

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  If you love historic battles, managing settlements, trading, forging empires and escaping for a few hours then you'll love this game. Be warned, you need a decent graphics and sound card to enjoy fully, plus lots of free RAM etc. I also found myself waking in the night, thinking of new tactics etc. Sad? You bet, but you'll love it none the less! It's so involved and once you have lots of settlements, you may find time flies a little too fast!

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• Galbytorix 21st Apr 2006

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  Rome Total War was introduced to me by my friend's brother, I ditched my friend and played with his brother...LOL, I played this game for 4 hours and then got kicked out... sad. The next day I RACED to the nearest computer store and bought the game. I've been trying to conquer the Imperial Campaign with every civilisation possible on 'medium' difficulty. This game is an addictive thing with the ability to get you glued to the screen and be completely oblivious to all else. The graphics are not t ...

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• antbalarkas 30th Mar 2006

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  Rome: Total War is a great PC Game! GET IT! (But it's highly addictive)!

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• stuart foot 17th Feb 2006

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  This review is for the Rome Total War PC game and the Barbarian sequel. In this game you play on an overall campaign map, which shows the then Roman 'known world'. However, when you play a battle you zoom into a very impressive 3D-battle landscape where you then control your army.
  
  In the 1st game you can play as one any one of three Roman factions. As you progress the game opens up other none Roman factions which you can then play as well. In the Barbarian sequel the Rom ...

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• Imad1us 22nd Nov 2005

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  I play Rome: Total War and once you have adapted to the different factions fighting methods it's too easy to win battles. I continuously take 300 soldiers to battle with another equally if not stronger army and come out victorious with a maximum of 50 soldiers dead. Most of the time its route and I end up sending my cavalry to trample the cowards as they flee.
  
  Note: Make the game more realistic and challenging.
  
  -General Imad

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• TomEscott 6th May 2005

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  This is Rome: Total War: Following on from Activisions earlier hit Medieval Total War Rome TW has exceeded everyones already high expectations and become the number 1 strategy game. With so many diferent factions to choose from how can you get bored? There must be about 200 different units to choose from. The strategic element is amazing, there are so many differnet formations and tactics to use it could last you a lifetime. Overall this game is thoroughly enjoyable.

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• chrisy 22nd Apr 2005

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  Rome: Total War is a well researched game, in terms of units you can use and the tactics you can deploy.
  The game takes time to get into and can keep you engrossed for hours, especially when you are at war a lot. The only problems I can find are that the sieges can get repetitive and the amount of units you can use seems small once you have learnt the commands of the game.

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• qmark 22nd Mar 2005

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  I thoroughly enjoyed Rome: Total War, though it could be better. On a high spec machine the graphics are truly spectacular and not to be missed. Give it a go if you've got many hours to play. You'll also get the option of numerous modifications to download and try, I'd definitely recommend doing that. Keep an eye open for Napoleonic TW.

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• British 241 28th Nov 2004

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  Rome: Total War is very good to begin with. When you first go on if you've played a "Total war" game before you'll ask yourself: campaign or "Quick" battle?. I went on campaign and found that a compulsory tutorial awaits. This is probably so impatient players don't just go and play the campaign, dont know what they are doing, start losing and then hate the game after that.
  
  Well the tutorial certainly is helpful and seems to teach you everything from the manual and more. It is a very good one ...

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