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1990 Classic

As an ambitious Roman general you conquer provinces across a Mediterranean map, manage troops and finances, and fight battles and chariot races on your path to becoming Caesar. A strategy game blended with small action segments that was influential in 1990.

What defines Centurion: Defender of Rome:

  • Tactical depth

The closest matches for Centurion: Defender of Rome are Age of History II, Shogun: Total War and Medieval: Total War. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Centurion: Defender of Rome special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Age of History II

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2018 PC −50 % 5.99 € 2.99 € 6 days left 👍 90 % Very positive, 46,395 reviews on Steam

  • Tactical depth
  • Realistic visuals

A turn-based grand strategy game on a world map where you lead any nation to power through diplomacy and war. Easy to learn, with high replayability thanks to free choice of country and mod support.

Shogun: Total War

Tactical depth

As a daimyo in Sengoku-era Japan, you conquer the country on a turn-based strategy map and fight your battles in real time with large armies. Its appeal lies in historical authenticity and tactical terrain and unit management.

Empire: Total War

Tactical depth

An 18th-century grand strategy game: manage your empire on a turn-based campaign map, then fight real-time land battles and the series' first fully 3D naval battles with sailing ships and musket lines.

Sid Meier's Colonization

Tactical depth

A turn-based 4X strategy game set in the colonial era: you lead a European power in the New World, founding settlements, trading goods, managing resources, and ultimately fighting for independence from the Crown.

Sid Meier's Civilization II

Tactical depth

This strategy classic has you lead a civilization from the dawn of history into the future, founding cities, researching technology, trading and waging war. Its 'just one more turn' loop turns every game into a long, gripping saga of your own making.

Napoleon: Total War

Tactical depth

Napoleon: Total War combines a turn-based campaign map with huge real-time battles of the Napoleonic era. You lead campaigns from Italy to Waterloo or oppose him, winning wars through strategy and battlefield command.

Sid Meier's Civilization

Tactical depth

The founding classic of 4X strategy: guide a civilization from 4000 BC to the space age, researching technologies, founding cities and competing through diplomacy or conquest. This is where the famous 'just one more turn' compulsion began.

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