Imperivm RTC - HD Edition "Great Battles of Rome"

Imperivm “Great Battles of Rome", the Old school Real-Time Strategy blockbuster from Haemimont Games and FX Interactive, is back!!!

This time in HD

10 key points to note about the new Imperivm HD

1) Seven civilizations fighting for glory or freedom

Rome, Aegyptus, Britannia, Germania, Gallia, Hispania, and Carthago.

2) Lead the battles that forged the greatest Empire of all time

Jvlivs Caesar, Avgvstvs, Cleopatra, Hannibal, Queen Boudicca, Vercingetorix, Viriathus, Arminivs…

Real ancient heroes who pass on their charisma and expertise in the troops under their command and make the difference between victory or defeat in battle.

3) Enjoy the fast-paced RTC “Real-Time Conquest” gameplay

An Old School RTS oriented to military conquest:

- Military conquest-oriented RTS
Focus on military strategy and drive your efforts on commanding your troops.

- RPG features, playing a key role in battles
The battles become more realistic when RPG features come into play.

- Storyline based on historical facts, scenarios, and characters
Each battle was designed with input from historical experts.4)The new Imperivm HD doubles down on a "terrific" single and multiplayer gameplay

Created by joining forces with over 25,000 Betatsesters from the Imperivm World community.

5) +40% larger battlefield

Where you can lead more units and face more enemies. An even bigger Strategy and Conquest challenge than the original.

6) New dedicated Multiplayer server

• Up to 8 players.

• 1vs1, 2vs2, 3v3 and 4vs4.

• 7 Civs.

• 90 unique warriors.

• 5,000 units fighting simultaneously.

• Maps throughout the Roman Empire.

7) Agile and powerful Imperivm HD In-Game Editor

Create your own maps and battles and share them with your friends and/or the Imperivm World Gamers Community.

8) Command your favourite ancient army

Face your enemies with improved AI and precise and fast-paced new gameplay balance.Rome

Republican and Imperial Rome owe its grandeur to its legions: disciplined, battle-hardened, and highly trained. Their deployment on the battlefield forever changed the face of military strategy.

Aegyptus

The Egyptian civilization takes you to the splendor of the times of the pharaohs. Temples, pyramids, sphinxes... From your capital, Alexandria, you will have to defend your ancient Empire from the ambitions of Rome.

Britannia

The warriors of the island of Britannia have two assets against the Roman invaders: their indomitable spirit and hostile terrain that favors war on their terms.

Germania

The warlike character of the German tribes kept the Roman Empire at bay for centuries. Their constant incursions made the northern border the most dangerous of the Empire.

Gallia

The Celtic tribes of central Europe united for the first time to stop Rome’s inexorable advance. An unequal battle began that would test the courage and determination of an entire people.

Hispania

“The first to be invaded, the last to be subdued” (Octavius Augustus). Tenacious and stalwart, their extraordinary endurance allowed them to overcome even the harshest conditions.

Carthago

Numidas, Berbers, Tuaregs, Mauritanians… The warriors from all over North Africa joined the Carthaginian army, attracted by the prestige of Hannibal, one of the greatest strategists of all ages.

9) Lead Rome’s legions and relive their greatest victories

Landing in Africa – 204 B.C.

Each victory reaped by Hannibal in the heart of Italy is a further blow to the pride of Rome. The Senate entrusts Scipio with the task of attacking Carthage on its home territory. The Roman general, who defeated the Carthaginians in Hispania, disembarks in North Africa…

The Siege of Numantia – 134 B.C.

The impregnable Numantia has become the refuge of the resistance forces confronting Rome on the Iberian Peninsula. After 20 years of failures, the Senate assigns Scipio Emilianus the task of subjugating the rebel city once and for all. The Roman general lays siege to the city.

The Battle of Alesia – 52 B.C.

The Gallic War is at a crucial crossroads. Five legions, led by Julius Caesar, raise a palisade and surround the fortified hill town of Alesia. To defend itself from the Gallic army that is on its way to assist their besieged compatriots, they construct a second outer defense. Caesar’s military genius is put to the test against an army that outnumbers him tenfold...

Augustus at the Nile – 31 B.C.

Mark Anthony, supported by Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt, yearns for the absolute power of Rome. An ambition that is dashed when his rival, Octavius Augustus, defeats the Egyptian fleet at the Battle of Actium off the coasts of Greece. After this victory, Augustus’ legions prepare to disembark in the Nile delta and take possession of the land of the Pharaohs.

The Conquest of Britannia – 77 A.D.

The noble tribune Gnaeus Iulius Agricola is appointed Governor of Britannia. By the emperor's desire, he travels to the Island with a twofold mission, to pacify the southern regions and hold back the t…