Imperivm: Great Battles of Rome - HD Edition
PC · 2021
About this game
Lead the battles that forged the greatest Empire of all time.
Seven civilizations fighting for glory or freedom: Rome, Aegyptus, Britannia, Germania, Gallia, Hispania, and Carthago.
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Real ancient heroes who pass on their charisma and expertise in the troops under their command and make the difference between victory or defeat in battle.
Enjoy the fast-paced RTC “Real-Time Conquest” gameplay.
An Old School RTS oriented to military conquest:
- Military conquest-oriented RTS
Focus on military strategy and drive your efforts on commanding your troops.
- RPG features, playing a key role in battles
The battles become more realistic when RPG features come into play.
- Storyline based on historical facts, scenarios, and characters
Each battle was designed with input from historical experts.
Command your army in a 40% larger battlefield
Where you can lead more units and face more enemies.
An even bigger Strategy and Conquest challenge than the original.
New dedicated Multiplayer server
- 1vs1, 2vs2, 3v3 and 4vs4
- 7 Civs - 90 unique warriors
- 5,000 units fighting simultaneously
- Maps throughout the Roman Empire.
Agile and powerful Imperivm HD In-Game Editor
Create your own maps and battles and share them with your friends and/or the Imperivm World Gamers Community.
About PC
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Recent sales
| Date | Type | Region | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-03 | Sealed / New | OTHER | €7.96 |
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