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All purchases will include a Windows copy of the Rome: Total War Collection, which will no longer be sold separately. Total War: Rome Remastered comes to Steam on April 29.

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Mod support is also on the way, through Steam Workshop.

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This version is way superior and there are already a range of very promising mods to help enhance it.Cross-platform PvP multiplayer is also confirmed, so you'll be able to battle other players across Windows, macOS, and Linux for the first time in franchise history. I will not be going back to Rome Total War now.

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Once you learn how to configure the UI, it looks and runs fantastic, but do look at the specifications before you buy it because they are much higher than the old game. Learn how to dump all the childish UI features, including the missile tracer or whatever the thing is called, because that is enough to instantly turn off any veteran of the Total War series. This is the problem a number of users have faced.

Just understand that when you first enter the game you might feel like you are in an arcade helicopter gunship rather than a game that is supposed to simulate ancient battles. So it is excellent value for a new release as it is actually three games. Rome Total War includes two extra expansions too. In this case just wait another 1-2 years and pick it up during some special sale. Not worth it if you already own the old rome total war and if you are totally happy with all these mods that have been created over the last 20 years and you don't care about the small new features (like merchants) or the improved future mods. If you look at the workshop, even with the game limitations there are already some nice mods like the big map expansion (magnus mundus map) and couple smaller ones that add new buildings/units/etc. Worst case they only put out more modding support and few bug fixed, but even in that case you will be able to use mods that improve the game. They will put out at least a couple more patches to support modding (increased faction limit) and some patches might even include other improvements for the game. Its totally worth it If you liked the original rome total war. The only 'hardcoded' gamestop is if you conquered every single province (whole map) or if you lost every province.

So it doesn't matter if you win or fail, you can play on. Originally posted by HunterFromAbove:And also one question about the grand campaign, if you fail to achieve the victory conditions in time, does the campaign just end or can you continue to play indefinetely? Overall I am happy with it, but, I do appear to be in a minority, I admit. The remaster also adds Merchants, similar in function and form to the ones in Medieval Total War II, so they're handy. There are some issues with pathfinding, but there with issues with that in the original too, and they only really raise their head when playing with some of the new experimental settings (really big unit sizes etc) so, it's less 'oh they never fixed the bugs!' as 'adding extra functionality kind of introduced a few new ones as a side effect' It's core engine and exe changes that we can't fix. Yes, graphical improvements are nice, but, as the original proved, modders can do all that sort of things. Personally, everything else improved is just gravy. The major reason to get the remaster, as a fan of Rome Total War, is it's vastly improved performance on modern systems compared to the original. As Bladerunner says, try it yourself, if it's a problem, refund. That could be why it wasn't a problem for me personally, I don't know. It's been some years since I played the original so maybe I wasn't overly attached to it. Regarding the UI, I'll probably get it in the neck but, It really isn't horrible. Originally posted by HunterFromAbove:I see that overall, judging by the reviews the remaster has been well received, however there are quite some complains particularly about the new UI, and that overall, except for the modern graphics there hasn't really been that much improvement (although I am well aware that a remaster usually just means updated graphics, but the gameplay itself remains the same).Īnd also one question about the grand campaign, if you fail to achieve the victory conditions in time, does the campaign just end or can you continue to play indefinetely?