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Britannia unique unit roster with chariots and head throwers.

Germania very similar to Gaul with the addition of berserk infantry and axe infantry.

Gaul good well rounded unit roster mid to late game with weak units in early game.

Parthia known for heavy cavalry and horse-archers, in many senses the polar opposite and counter to Rome, mobile with very poor infantry.

Proximity to Rome made for a good play-through for anyone who wanted to topple the Empire.

Carthage known for elephants and a strong unique unit roster.

The Seleucid Empire was famous back in Rome 1 for its Silver Shield Legionaries, had a very diverse roster with eastern themed units supplementing and a core Macedonian Phalanx.

Known for Chariots and its distinct unit roster.

Egypt which differed from Rome II in its roster and style, more comparable to pre-Alexander Egypt.

A short version of the Campaign also existed in which the player had to take control of fifteen provinces and outlast a certain faction or factions. The ultimate goal of the campaign was/is to become emperor by conquering fifty provinces, including Rome. And they don't have to play as a Roman faction first either. Players now have the option of unlocking all factions without doing neither.

Originally players could unlock other factions by either conquering them individually or winning the campaign. Non-Roman players do not receive these missions from another faction but they have a similar elders mechanic. The Senate also issues missions to the player, similar to those present in Rome II.

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However, this sub & main faction mechanic was removed by many prominent Rome Total War mods and was also subsequently abandoned in Rome II. Players can earn standing with both the Senate and with the people of Rome as part of the Civil War mechanic. The Senate is a non-playable (except custom battles) Roman faction which loosely represents the autonomy of the Senate and holds the province of Rome. The later period of instability and Civil Wars of Caesar and the Triumvirate are the inspiration behind the endgame civil war mechanic. Meanwhile, the starting date of Rome does not make it possible to give one accurate experience of the Rise of Rome and subsequent wars but rather allows for the Carthaginian, Gallic and Macedonian wars to play out from the same starting date. However, while the faction names pay homage to history, they are not entirely accurate. The Julii are loosely based on Gaius Julius Caesar and their starting location allows the player to play the role of Caesar and conquer Gaul. These three sub-faction names and starting locations loosely reflected historical events with the Scipii and their almost inevitable conflict with Carthage being reminiscent of the struggle between Hannibal and Publius Cornelius Scipio. These were the Julii (red), who were positioned north of Rome and would initially come into conflict with the Gallic factions, the Brutii (green), who would initially come into conflict with the Greek factions and the Scipii (blue), who were based south of Rome and Capua and would come into conflict with the Carthage. In the original game, Rome: Total War, players would initially play one of the three Roman Factions.

Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 4GB | AMD Radeon R9 290 4GB.

Processor: Intel Core i5-4570 | Ryzen 5 1600.

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Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 600 series (1GB VRAM) | AMD HD 7000 series (1GB VRAM) | Intel UHD 620.

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Memory: 6GB RAM (8GB for PC Integrated graphics chipsets).

Processor: Intel i3 series | AMD FX-4000 series.

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The published System Specifications for Windows and additional notes can be found here.įor published System Specifications on Mac and Linux and additional notes, check the Feral article here.

Improved graphics and redesigned UI options.

Merchant agent type (new to RTW but found in M2TW).

For modding information specific to Remastered see Total War: Rome Remastered - Modding.

A FAQ guide about the game can be found on the website here.

Mac and Linux, versions retail through the Mac App Store. The game is available for Windows retailing through Steam. This (new) game is a remaster of the 2004 Rome: Total War game by Creative Assembly. Total War: Rome Remastered developed by Feral Interactive and launched on 29th April 2021.