A classic city-building strategy game set in ancient Rome: you manage provinces, supply cities with water, security and entertainment, and fend off barbarian invasions on your climb to become Caesar.
The closest matches for Caesar II are Bronze Age, SimCity 3000 and CivCity: Rome. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Caesar II special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
2017PC2.99 €·👍 77 % Mostly positive, 356 reviews on Steam
Realistic visuals
Tactical depth
Focus on a single character
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