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The engine models a host of factors in great detail including Weather, Attrition, Sieges, Supply and Fog of War to give a realistic picture of the ancient world. Alea Jacta Est is the first historical strategy game on the PC to cover the main Roman civil wars, created by a dedicated team of experts to bring the epic battles that pitted Romans against Romans in conflicts such as between Rome, Sertorius, and Mithridates. Used wisely the cards can change the flow of a campaign.
Regional decisions allow the game to model special case events that cannot be covered well by general system, for example events such as Slave Revolts, Siege works, Traitors opening gates and Nomadic raids. Technology over time the technologies available will be upgraded using the event system.Ĥ historical scenarios and 1 hypothetical scenario: - The Carrhae Campaign 53BC - Marcus Antonius 40 BC - Traianus Imperator 114 AD - Severus Strikes Back 197 AD - What if Caesars Revenge 44 BC. Original Aleas such as heat waves, mosquitoes or pestilence appear.
In Alea Jacta Est - Parthian Wars you play the part of the military and political leadership, guiding your nation to victory, through some of the toughest conflicts of the Ancient world, represented by 5 challenging scenarios. Historical Events and Options are triggered throughout the game giving the player crucial decision points such as local uprising or diplomatic matters. The game area covers all of the ancient Middle East, from Byzantium to the wild mountains of Persia and the Caucasus in the north, and the Arabian deserts and Persian Gulf in the south. In this historical operational strategy DLC with simultaneous turns (WEGO system) you are in command of Rome or their Eastern nemesis, the Parthians (from 53BC to 197AD). Parthian wars is an expansion for Alea Jacta Est, the first historical strategy game on the PC to cover the main Roman civil wars.
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