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Caesar’s Empire looks like a game that was made thirty years ago. The map and the Road segments are reminiscent of the 1993 version of Risk. The intellectual property is a comic series from more than fifty years ago. And yet, this game feels like something fresh and simple for the family. Somehow the folks at Holy Grail managed to package nostalgia in a tidy modern box.

The components are playful. The colors are bold and bright throughout. The city tiles are cut in the shapes of different shields to make the game a bit more colorblind friendly. I already mentioned the attention that is inevitably paid to setting up some formation of soldiered Road segments.

There is nothing new about a six-fold board, but everyone who has played for Caesar’s glory has recognized the fun details on this board. First and foremost, there is a shadow of Caesar himself looking down on the board as if he is standing above you, watching your every move. I was giddy when I first spotted it! The implements pictured around the outside are cleverly integrated into the scoring track, giving even the simple bits a ton of charm. Most importantly, Asterix, Obelix, and Dogmatix are hanging out on a wee raft at sea—a teaser to go with the online hint from Holy Grail that the beloved heroes may join this party through an expansion sometime soon.

The two-sided board has a fixed setup for the city tiles on each side depending on the number of players. The 2-3 player side uses two less color zones, while the 4-5 player side utilizes all eight. I was surprised that the city tiles are designed to play in the same locations each time. I could see randomizing them to add a little spice to the board, but I’m not necessarily itching to make that change. The Western side of the map is more lucrative overall in terms of city points, but the game cannot be won without a focus that ranges all over the map. I can get behind the design choices here.

There are two variations suggested for the low player counts that increase the strategy on the more accessible board. One suggests pulling the resource counts out of balance to create more worthwhile sets, opening the doors to more risky choices. The other suggests pushing for the collection of entire city zones for added bonuses.

The first few turns in the base setup are largely the same, but the randomized resource locations balance the chase and make each play just a little different. The location of the gold can especially alter strategic choices and make certain routes more interesting. It is always worthwhile to attempt to gain all eight resources, but depending on the initial layout, quantity can win out over variety with the right mix of gold. It is worth building long chains of Road segments for repeated scoring, but without tapping into the supply chain in a timely fashion, roads alone cannot win. Timing is everything in pleasing Rome.

Caesar’s Empire nails the 30-60 minute window without even breaking a sweat, allowing for plenty of laughter and banter at the table, of course. It is lighthearted and breezy. There are decisions to be made, but the consequences remain loose. Losing is no big deal—you can always set it up and go again!

Unfortunately, the Asterix & Obelix world is not fully realized, but I have high hopes if the Holy Grail rumor mill is true. Still, they chose the right world for this style of game, as their titular heroes are the epitome of deceptively light fun. The comics can please a child with light-hearted conflicts, but they can also pack a punch with Latin jokes and literary and historical references for those interested in paying attention. I think the gameplay here is a solid match.

Adults and kiddos alike have enjoyed Caesar’s Empire around our table. Our eight-year-old fully grasps the gameplay and strategy, yet the table full of adults also found a bit of fun inside. I would highly recommend grabbing your print copy of Asterix the Gaul and starting into the series again so that you’re ready should you ever find yourself seeking to vini, vidi and vici your way into Caesar’s good graces.

Romans: Age of Caesar is now available on Steam, with an iOS and Android launch planned for later this year

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We first covered Romans: Age of Caesar back in 2020. Since then, developer Firefly Studios has put the cooperative city builder through its paces in open beta. Now, it has fully launched for Steam and will release for iOS and Android later this year, though the developers haven't announced a specific date yet.

If you've missed our previous coverage, Romans: Age of Caesar is a co-operative MMORTS that offers city-building mechanics and the opportunity to dabble in politics. Firefly has described it as a spiritual successor to Stronghold Kingdoms, which saw success when it launched in 2012.

To begin with, you and up to 16 other players will need to work together to restore Rome to its former glory while forging alliances along the way. You also need to grow your economy to help expand your newly founded empire. However, it won't be easy. Barbarians will attack your cities, and other political threats will look to hamper your progress.

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After establishing yourself in Rome, you can become part of the Senate. You will need to start at the bottom and climb to the top. The ultimate goal at this stage is to become Caesar and reap the benefits that come with that position. It's not easy at the top, though. Other players will be vying for your seat and will attempt to claim the coveted title.

Discussing Age of Caesar, Simon Bradbury, Firefly Studios co-founder, said: “Romans: Age of Caesar offers something truly fresh. I’m confident the city-building and RTS battles will be familiar to Stronghold fans, but the well-rounded strategy of the metagame, mixing in PVE and PVP elements across an ever-changing Roman empire map, will provide an experience unlike anything else out there.”

Romans: Age of Caesar is now available on Steam as a free-to-play game. It is expected to arrive on the App Store and Google Play later this year.

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