0BC Time Machine
Realistic SimInitially a fork of 0AD, the realtime strategy game targetting city phases and fun play, it combines RPG and co-op features with RTS. It simulates world...
Rome, once the center of the world now faces it's last days. With the defeat of the roman army the barbarian hordes have only one demand, "Leave Rome". As the new Consul it is your job to surrender Rome to the horde, and to save as many Roman lives as you can.
Rome is already lost, you cannot save her.
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Bribe barbarian warlords
Decide how many romans to sell off to the horde
Kill key leaders of the horde to slow their progress
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Realistic SimProject developed by a single developer. Watch as the project takes shape, from 0 to 100. Cadiz, 18th century.
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