Rome Total War PC Game

The game's main campaign is set during the rule of the late Roman Republic and early Roman Empire (270 BC – AD 14),^[3] with the player assuming control of one of three Roman families; other factions are playable once they have been unlocked. Gameplay consists of real-time tactical battles framed within a turn-based strategic campaign, taking place across Europe, North Africa and the Near East. On the large strategic scale, players spend each turn managing diplomacy, developing infrastructure, moving armies, and managing the population's growth and public order through taxes and gladiatorial games, among other tasks. On the smaller scale, real-time battles against enemy armies take place within or between cities, with the player commanding forces that can contain thousands of individual soldiers.

Rome: Total War was released to critical acclaim, and has been well received by gamers, going on to generate a persistent and loyal modding fanbase. It is widely considered among the greatest strategy video games of all time.^[4][5][6]

On 2 July 2012, The Creative Assembly announced the development of Total War: Rome II as the next edition of the Total War series.^[7] Rome II is intended as a successor, featuring gameplay during the time of the Roman Republic and Empire, a larger campaign map, as well as a number of game mechanics both new and carried over from previous Total War entries.

The Online Multiplayer Gamespy Server's where shutdown on 31st May 2014 after nearly 10 years being online. The servers are now defunct and not accessible on the Original Retail Copy of Rome: Total War but the Steam version still supports online play through Steam Servers with the Steam update to game Version 1.51, however it's possible to obtain the Steam Version using the CD Code in the Retail Copy when Activating a Product on Steam.