Those who have not touched the title since shortly after its launch will also be able to choose from a number of new nations, including the just added Armenia.īut the center of the Emperor Edition of the strategy title from The Creative Assembly is the new Imperator Augustus campaign, which is designed to offer a self-contained experience based around the political situation created by the assassination of Julius Caesar.įans of the Romans will be able to take charge of factions within the nation controlled by Octavian, Marc Anthony and Lepidus, all of which feel they have a clear right to the legacy of the great ruler that has just died.Īt the same time, Pompey loyalists are still interested in power and there are six outside nations on the borders of Rome that seek to use the internal conflict to expand their own borders. Total War: Rome II – Emperor Edition still allows gamers to just choose the Grand Campaign, select a faction and simply try to reach the objectives or even conquer the entire world, creating their own narratives of success, betrayal and rivalry in the process. There are still some weird behaviors here and there and the game needs a solid system to run on, but Total War: Rome II – Emperor Edition is a solid release. The Creative Assembly says that this is the definitive edition of the strategy experience, and after trying out the new campaign and the newly added factions, I have to say that fans will be happy with most of the changes that have been introduced and that newcomers who are looking to get into the series will find that this is the best possible entry point. Coming back to Total War: Rome II using the Emperor Edition is like meeting an old friend again after a few months, finding that he lost some weight and then waiting patiently to see how his worldview has changed.
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