• Prove your strength of mind and spirit and you just may be crowned Caesar! Build rule and defend on one screen - a truly intuitive, helpful interface lets you jump right in and start building. Citizens give you a glimpse into the life of the common man – talk to them for clues about how to improve your city.
• My only problem is every time they update a game, any game, they beef up the graphics, so I have to go out and buy new hardware to run it. I can play Caesar 3 and 4 on some antique hardware that's cheap as hell and have a blast. I don't want to spend money on new hardware! I want the stupid thing to run on what I've got now!

Caesar employs a superb point-and-click interface for building all facets of your evolving city from roads to buildings and action is fast paced as the game is played in real time. Three main map views are available, each progressively more detailed, at Empire, Province and City (where most action occurs) levels.

Scenarios with a * after their name have walkthroughs available.

Kingdom Campaign

In the Kingdom campaign, you’ll learn how to play the game. The campaign takes place during the early days of the Roman Empire and consists of five scenarios.

Republic Campaign

The Republic campaign takes place during the days when the Roman Empire was a republic, governed by the
Senate. In this seven-mission campaign, you can choose between two cities every time you get promoted: one
of them will focus more on the economic side of citybuilding, the other on the military side.

Empire Campaign

Like in the Republic campaign, you have a choice of two cities after each promotion in the Empire campaign.
Choose wisely: the missions are harder than in the Republic campaign.

Open play scenarios

These scenarios do not have any goals and can be played until you think you’re “done”. Note that Roma is only available as a downloadable scenario for those who pre-ordered the game.

Available Platform: Windows - Alias: Caesar 3

Caesar III is a city-building historical sim created by Impression Games and published by Sierra in 1998.

Game Review

Caesar III is a city-building historical sim created by Impression Games and published by Sierra in 1998. It's the third chapter of the popular series Caesar created by David Lester.

The game is set during classical antiquity, and all aspects of typical Roman city life are reproduced faithfully: food, resources, religion, military, and so on. Caesar combines both elements of Sim City 2000 and The Settlers II. You have to build and expand a city, deciding the residential zones (in Caesar II the houses are built, in Caesar III you choose the areas, as you do in SimCity); but also infrastructures, security and religious buildings, recreational areas and so on. At the same time, you have to pay attention to the production and distribution lines, so that people and resources can move adequately (just like the trade routes of The Settlers). You will need to produce food, mandatory to sustain your population, but also wine, oil, pottery, weapons, furniture, and other items you can trade. It's fair to say that Caesar III represents the best of both worlds.

There is a lot of micro-management, but not the boring one, it's totally enjoyable.

On the other side, war and all military aspects are the weak points of this game. You can just build barracks, that will create soldiers, but you won't be able to control precisely what they do. But this is not a game for warmongers. David Lester was able to design the perfect historical city building-resource management game, and this is how you should approach Caesar III.

Unfortunately, the game is available only for Windows. But the good news is our package includes the widescreen patch for HD monitors.

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If you want to enjoy the full experience, we suggest purchasing Caesar 3 on GOG.