Praetorians

Classical step-by-step strategy - Praetorians - This is one of the few games about the Romans, whose history is told in 24 missions. The game campaign also includes 4 episodes of learning, in which we have to play for the Leah Caesar. In order not to lose all the first missions, we advise you to learn in advance: in it you will get primary skills. Surprisingly, all missions described in the game were found in the Personal Diary of Guy Julia Caesar "Notes". Here are all hiking from the conquest of Gaul before the end of the war in Rome, where Caesar defeated the sons of Pompey.

The missions series continues if you can pass the next episode on one of the three levels of complexity. Transitions between missions are shown in cat-scenes or chronological sketches of video format.

Separately, developers dedicated several missions to the brand Litsean Crassia, because his name is closely connected with Gay Yulia Caesar in historical reference books.

The higher the level of complexity, the more units will receive an opponent and you at the beginning of the battle.

The gameplay does not differ from the rest of the games, from the series of step-by-step strategies for 2003. Management occurs detachments of units similar to abilities, skills and titles. There are no health from individual units, because it is reflected through the state of all the detachment: the smaller the living units remained in the detachment, the less the health of the whole detachment. For some operations, the detachment can be divided into several groups.

At the beginning of the player, the choice of management of the Egyptians, Gallam or Romans. When choosing troops, consider the individual structure of the terrain, the tactical component and the aspects of some units necessary for victory. For example, if your troops are hill, then the enemy does not see you.

Separately about Aura. Some union units have auras that give a variety of bonuses for your troops. Some faster restoring endurance, some health, something allows your doctors to cherish the wounded.