Imperator: Rome feels like a synthesis of all of Paradox Development Studio's previous work. It mixes the setting and certain concepts - such as barbarians - of its spiritual predecessor, Europa ...

Tackling the tumultuous years of the Roman Republic’s rise to power in a grand strategy game is no easy task, but Imperator: Rome proves Paradox is definitely up to it. This is a game built on columns ...

The systems run as deep as ever in Paradox's latest effort, though the personality isn't quite there. What is it about the Roman empire that makes it so enduringly fascinating, when other historical ...

Paradox’s Imperator: Rome feels like an obligation, a necessary addition of an ancient world strategy game to add to its stable of medieval, renaissance, Victorian, and World War-era historical works.

Gameplay will vary in a number of ways depending on whether you play a kingdom, like Ptolemaic Egypt, a tribe, like the Celtic Arverni, or a republic, like Rome. There will also be ways to switch ...

The experience of playing a grand strategy game from Swedish developer Paradox Interactive for the first time is a distinctive one. You pick a country, civilisation or state of some kind and dive ...

The launch of a new Paradox Development Studios game is one that’s greeted with open arms by their fans, even when it isn’t Victoria III. Imperator: Rome instead takes us back to an age where grand ...

The hardest part of writing up Paradox games these days is trying to extrapolate where they’ll be in three or four years. A pioneer of games-as-a-service, Paradox’s grand strategy titles have a habit ...

The year is 304 BCE, and a scrappy Italian city-state called Rome has not yet begun to even dream of the greatness it will one day achieve. Paradox’s recently announced grand strategy game Imperator: ...

Real Time Strategy (RTS), Simulator, Strategy, Turn-based strategy (TBS), Tactical Paradox Development Studio April 24, 2019 (7 years ago) Paradox Interactive All the Latest Game Footage and Images ...