CivCity : Rome – review and specs

The product of a collaboration between Firefly Studios and Firaxis, CivCity: Rome is designed to combine management strategy game Stronghold with deep historical context Sid Meier’s Civilization series.

Like many other city building games, players start out in a mostly undeveloped area, with limited resources, and are challenged to build their small village into a thriving metropolis by the investment manager of labor and material term micromanagement short and long term vision.

As they say, Rome is not built in a day. By building new facilities, players gradually extend the range of products and provides services in their city, thereby raising living standards and more immigrants (who in turn become even more available to staff new facilities).

Gradually, with research and infrastructure, CivCity: Rome players can unlock hundreds of buildings, each offering different advantages to his home town.

Residences and shops, schools and forts, and even lecture Circus Maximus all become available to a government that can budget for expenses and services.

As in Stronghold 2, players can handle a range of civil matters, cultural enrichment and economic stability of local leadership in technology and defense.

CivCity Rome’s inhabitants player there as unique individuals, their homes, occupations, and relationships with other citizens.

As in Civilization IV, CivCity: Rome is viewed from a 3D graphics to default adjustable, isometric, allowing players to focus on a particular point of interest or citizen, or take in their whole conurbation a grand perspective, crushers .

CivCity : Rome System Requirements:

– Minimum:
Operating System. Windows 2000/XP/Vista
1.6 GHz CPU
512 MB RAM
2.5 Gb Hard Drive Space
Videos 64 Megabyte (8500 GeForce3/Radeon up)
DirectX 7 compatible sound card
DirectX: 9.0c

– Recommended:
Operating System. Windows 2000/XP/Vista
2.0 GHz CPU
512 MB RAM
2.5 Gb Hard Drive Space
128 Megabyte Video w / DirectX 8 support
DirectX 7 compatible sound card
DirectX: 9.0c