When In Rome

An ok resource/time management game. I just found some of the levels would drag on for way too long. Works fine on Linux with Proton (Proton 4.2-1).

Good game. Funny. Nice graphic and adventure. It can be boring if you play a lot.

Edit: The developer is a toxic scammer who, instead of removing the game "Demigods" from the store when they had to, nuked people's Steam keys, a brazen act of theft, and nuked the game repository so people who still own it can't play it. Sure, the game "Demigods" was terrible anyway, but that's not the point. Stealing from gamers... taking their money then revoking the product, is extremely unethical and in some parts of the world, this is a crime. Valve should take action and ban this developer from Steam for all time, for their toxic, criminal behaviour. There is no telling when this brazen thief, scammer and fraudster will do the same to their other games like this one. [b]Under no circumstances should anyone buy a game from this thief.[/b] Original review follows: This is a simple mobile ported clicker/time management game where you click on various things on the screen in sequence until you go through all the things to click on. It's basically a ripoff of the 12 Labours of Hercules mobile ports, and just as bad. The developer didn't know how to make fullscreen work, so if you have a hidef monitor, the DPI settings are off and the game has overscan problems. A simple …

It's an average time time management game. There are better out there, but it's not bad.

Casual time management / strategy game. Relaxing when you feel too lazy to play anything else.

A game consisting of 40 levels where you need to meet a certain amount of quota of stock before time runs out.