

Roman Way
Nyberius · 2020 · Strategy, RPG, Simulation, City Builder, Management
PC
Mixed54% · 13
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About Roman Way
In Roman Way, you try to create the most profitable slave network of ancient times. Discover unique mechanics and enjoy Roman era.

Use a strong slave in a marble mine while a talented one in a blacksmith. Buy the slaves which you need, maximize efficiency and profit more.

To increase efficiency; unlock researches and abilities, offer wine to your slaves in taverns, satisfy gods by building temples and giving feast.

Grow wheat to make flour, and use this flour to make bread. Or If you don't want to deal with all that stuff, buy bread directly and feed your slaves. You can produce things like wine which are demanded for cities. Or produce things like sword and armor which are less in demand to sell Roman army.

In Roman Way, every scenario is designed to offer different experience. For example in the first scenario, you should create a system to manage and feed slaves properly which comes from Rome regularly. Or in the second scenario you should provide equipment in a limited time for the Roman army which is in the war. If you want to relax, and experience different mechanics, play sandbox mode.

Play unique scenario mods.
Research dozens of researches and unlock abilities.
Enter into different industries and produce different things.
Increase production by maximizing efficiency.
Enjoy realistic trade system.
Buy type of slaves you need and expand your slave camp.

Use a strong slave in a marble mine while a talented one in a blacksmith. Buy the slaves which you need, maximize efficiency and profit more.
To increase efficiency; unlock researches and abilities, offer wine to your slaves in taverns, satisfy gods by building temples and giving feast.
Grow wheat to make flour, and use this flour to make bread. Or If you don't want to deal with all that stuff, buy bread directly and feed your slaves. You can produce things like wine which are demanded for cities. Or produce things like sword and armor which are less in demand to sell Roman army.
In Roman Way, every scenario is designed to offer different experience. For example in the first scenario, you should create a system to manage and feed slaves properly which comes from Rome regularly. Or in the second scenario you should provide equipment in a limited time for the Roman army which is in the war. If you want to relax, and experience different mechanics, play sandbox mode.
Play unique scenario mods.
Research dozens of researches and unlock abilities.
Enter into different industries and produce different things.
Increase production by maximizing efficiency.
Enjoy realistic trade system.
Buy type of slaves you need and expand your slave camp.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game has terribly failed us players in at least three main points. (0. It's buggy). 1. The interface. I have - methinks - never (or not in the past ten years) played a game with such a poor interface. Even free flash games are more intuitive and more nicely done. Clicking doesn't work to access things, some parts of it are counterintuitive or even not working. Accessing information, adding slaves to work places, etc. all is painful. Have the icons you put your cursor on don't give you any information, and even those which give you "information" are undecipherable. Why? If only the developers made it work like any other game (but... can they?) 2. The scenarios. Yes I only played for 20 minutes. But those 20 minutes were more than enough to see the poverty of the scenarios. To be honest, I already wanted to stop and get a refund during the tutorial. Good lord it's heavy. You have "missions" (build a wheat field, do this or that) which come one after the other and make you feel you're in a relationship with an extremely demanding psycho girlfriend. This is not what I expect of a city building game. Scenarios are bad. 3. The English is very poor, and to be honest, after they t…32 found this helpful
Game is very good, got given a copy to test on stream and enjoyed it alot, the game takes alot of the best mechanics from city builders and plays very well!5 found this helpful
This is the worst game I've ever played. Worse than Shaq Fu. I wouldn't even call it a game.4 found this helpful
fun and relaxing builder. Refresher in the basics.2 found this helpful
The game is not a very fun city builder and the slave management is not very fleshed out. I have more details in my video review: https://youtu.be/rUbCT8Zqxt82 found this helpful
Only OK if you're happy to play the 3 compulsory scenarios (which ran OK for me) so that you can get to the sandbox - BUT when you try to play the sandbox I could not "plant" either grapes or olives and so unable to make the required oil for trading, or wine needed for the tavern to keep slaves happy.. Saving is hit and miss (only poss in sandbox as you have to play scenarios in one go) and I often found that fields had changed positions, fishing ports and sword making gone. Glitchy-if you reload and do things in a different order then it sometimes works. IT's OK FOR A COUPLE OF QUID!!
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