Clever Classics game
Highly enjoyable and addictive! You will not be disappointed.
I love this game
It’s such a good representation of Rome! I love this game!
Tears, literal tears.
I downloaded this game expecting Ancient Rome Among Us.
I left with a philosophy degree, three trust issues, and a deep emotional connection to a man named Cassius Longus.
Every match feels like you’re writing history. One second you’re peacefully organizing grain in the Forum, the next your lifelong best friend has been converted by Julius Caesar and is gaslighting you into believing the Republic was overrated anyway.
The gameplay? Shakespeare himself would uninstall life just to get one more round in.
Brutus has one chance to accuse Caesar, just like I had one chance to pass Algebra II. We both failed.
When Caesar converted my last surviving teammate, I didn’t lose a game. I lost innocence. Somewhere in the distance, I swear I heard the Colosseum whisper, “Et tu?”
I have canceled plans, ignored responsibilities, and accepted that my family now refers to me only as “the Roman guy.” My screen time report simply says SPQR.
This isn’t a game.
It’s a lifestyle.
It’s a tragedy.
It’s the reason the Roman Empire fell… because everyone was too busy playing.
10/10. If this doesn’t win Game of the Year, then democracy truly is dead.
I left with a philosophy degree, three trust issues, and a deep emotional connection to a man named Cassius Longus.
Every match feels like you’re writing history. One second you’re peacefully organizing grain in the Forum, the next your lifelong best friend has been converted by Julius Caesar and is gaslighting you into believing the Republic was overrated anyway.
The gameplay? Shakespeare himself would uninstall life just to get one more round in.
Brutus has one chance to accuse Caesar, just like I had one chance to pass Algebra II. We both failed.
When Caesar converted my last surviving teammate, I didn’t lose a game. I lost innocence. Somewhere in the distance, I swear I heard the Colosseum whisper, “Et tu?”
I have canceled plans, ignored responsibilities, and accepted that my family now refers to me only as “the Roman guy.” My screen time report simply says SPQR.
This isn’t a game.
It’s a lifestyle.
It’s a tragedy.
It’s the reason the Roman Empire fell… because everyone was too busy playing.
10/10. If this doesn’t win Game of the Year, then democracy truly is dead.
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Julius is a lit yo
Where do I even begin. I first started playing this game on June 26. It was a Friday. I was on the App Store looking for things to do because I was bored out of my mind and then I came across this game. As soon as I played I couldn't put it down. This must've been how Bhuda felt after sitting under a tree and reaching enlightenment. Highly recommended.
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