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Coming 2006, from Sierra and Tilted Mill Entertainment, is Caesar IV, the latest evolution in the long-running and popular city-building series: Vivendi Universal Games (VU Games) today announced ...

Vivendi Universal Games today released a new trailer and box art for the upcoming city-builder title, Caesar IV. Opening with a sweeping, birds-eye view of a vast urban expanse, the clip showcases ...

Vivendi has announced Caesar IV, the latest in its line of Rome-building strategy games, released a trailer and some screenshots, and pencilled it in for release in 2006. The city-building sim (well, ...

It's an undeniable fact that we, in the modern world, are fascinated by Roman society. What with the movies, the television series, the novels and of course the games you'd be forgiven for waking up ...

If you're into city-building and management sims, you're certainly familiar with the venerable Caesar series. Although it's been almost a decade since we saw the last entry into the Caesar ancestry, ...

The install is slow, and I'm still waiting on it. Really excited for this game though. Caesar III had me many good hours wasted. Never played Pharoah or Hercules, though. Not sure what it was about ...

12 years, 3 months - Stationed in a newly established Roman province, your job as governor is to bring the region into the Roman fold by developing a thriving capital city, extensive trade networks, ...

There's a lot of talk about how there are too many sequels knocking about these days, and how too many of them are too similar to their predecessors. But there's also an argument in favour of sequels ...

Buildings only effect the population over a certain distance. Place a theatre too far away from your citizens and they will see no entertainment benefit. The same is true for all types of buildings: ...