A two-phase variation campaign and battle the developers of Historia: Roma Aeterna told about key concepts The

A two-phase variation campaign and battle the developers of Historia: Roma Aeterna told about key concepts

The historical strategy Historia: Roma Aeterna will allow players to feel themselves as Julius Caesar himself at the dawn of the civil war, and the developers want to achieve this by using two key concepts.

Historical campaign with free interpretation

In the course of the campaign, players will be able to choose Julius Caesar's path, as well as how and with what characters he interacts. The developers want to withstand the historical bar, but allow free interpretation. Many of the events of that time have come down to us from the words of Caesar himself or other authors, and many of them have been distorted, and many have been missed.

️ Battles that require planning

Battles in the game will be divided into two phases.

• Tactical phase: player and opponent give orders.

• Execution phase: player and opponent's orders are executed simultaneously units maneuver and assemble in battle.

This system will require, on the one hand, careful planning, and on the other will show that no plan is perfect, and the future may not unfold as predicted. In this case, the player will have the ability to influence some events directly in the execution phase, but that influence will be limited. Only adjusting the plan for the next move can really change the situation.

👉 Now Historia: Roma Aeterna is in early development, with the studio wanting to make this process as transparent as possible for the community.

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