- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Sep 22, 2004
- Also On: iPhone/iPad
User Score
Universal acclaim- based on 1490 Ratings
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Positive: 1,336 out of 1490
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Mixed: 110 out of 1490
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Negative: 44 out of 1490
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GameboySep 25, 2004All the hype about this?
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JustannoyedApr 20, 20050 for the same problem mentioned above; unplayble since mousespeed doesnt work, 40 bugs for an unplayable game, and they dont even care to improve this in a 60 mb (!) patch.
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R.N.Sep 29, 2004I want my money back!! This game is definitely over-hyped. The art work is and the animation is putrid. The graphics are done by the same people who illustrated my grandmother
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YoopB.Jan 18, 2005Graphics might be good, but the game is boring! everything is sooo slow. Not worth installing.. also, mouse speed cannot be adjusted, so you have to pick up the mouse 5 times for it to move from one side of the screen to the other - very frustrating.
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BlakeT.Nov 21, 2004What game did you guys play? It wasn't the same one I played. Rome: Total War is a waste of money. Don't fall for the hype.
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Feb 9, 2013Bad, bad, bad. The AI is absolutely atrocious. Every fraction has the same basic units with only a few unique ones. A lot of bugs too. Units refuse to use siege towers and get stuck at the bottom. Multiplayer is full of corner camping idiots. Graphics and animations were for the time awful. There is zero atmosphere. The first Medieval: Total War is way better, and it was released in 2002!
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May 30, 2014
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Oct 21, 2015Had issues at start up that took some time to fix due to bugs. Battles are slow, everything seems blocky and makes my head hurt going through with the game. Not my type of strategy game. Boo
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Jun 2, 2020
Awards & Rankings
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An epic game in terms of both visual execution and longevity...Campaigns can last for several hundred turns, so prepare for the long haul.
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Many games are excellent world-builders, and many are deep real time strategy war games. Rome: Total War sets out to be both and pulls it off wonderfully.
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games(TM)The tactical battles are better than ever thanks to an improved engine and significantly smarter enemy AI. You can now take up to 400 units into battle, leading to some impressive large-scale scraps.