Nemesis of the Roman Empire is a Strategy game.

Nemesis of the Roman Empire picks up where the award-winning Celtic Kings: Rage of War left off. The time of the Punic Wars had begun!

Nemesis of the Roman Empire picks up where the award-winning Celtic Kings: Rage of War left off. In the height of its glory Carthage was the greatest power in the ancient world. With trade routes throughout the entire Mediterranean there was no other nation to dispute its strength. Goods, gold, and slaves poured in to the majestic city – the source of its might. Countless mercenary armies were constantly bought to ensure that all who threatened Carthage or its interest would be dealt with. However, another Empire was also on the rise. The city of Rome too had begun to gain strength. The Romans soon decided openly to challenge their Carthaginian rivals. The time of the Punic Wars had begun.

Nemesis of the Roman Empire, inspired by the history of The Punic Wars, allows players to experience the brutal warfare between the Romans and Carthaginians. The two new nations in this next installment, Carthaginians and Iberians, are accompanied with their own historical units and buildings. In addition, this title will contain two unique single-player campaigns, new terrain types, custom maps and special enhancements to the Celtic King engine. While remaining true to the game's original concept, Nemesis of the Roman Empire incorporates real-time strategy and role-playing elements, offering players a distinctive experience in discovering a conflict that occurred over 2000 years ago.

Nemesis of the Roman Empire features:

• Large maps complete with neutral settlements and camps that present a threat to all players
• Player controlled heroes that command armies of up to 50 units on their own, providing them with an additional bonus in battle
• Military units have the ability to capture resource caravans, outposts, and even entire cities and settlements
• Ships and shipyards providing for sea battles or transport of armies and resources from one shore to another
• A single-player campaign featuring the development of the Roman Republic during the Punic wars the invasion of Sicily, the conquest of Hispania, the destruction of Carthage
• A single-player campaign featuring the campaign of Hannibal Barca Sagunto battle, the crossing of the Alps, Cannas battle
• Four sides to multiplay with: Roman, Gaul, Carthaginian and Iberians, complete with their own historical buildings and units
• In-game scenario/adventure editor

Note: The Download Now link will download a small installer file to your desktop. Remain online and double-click the installer to proceed with the actual download.

Nemesis of the Roman Empire picks up where the award-winning Celtic Kings: Rage of War left off. In the height of its glory Carthage was the greatest power in the ancient world. With trade routes throughout the entire Mediterranean there was no other nation to dispute its strength. Goods, gold, and slaves poured in to the majestic city – the source of its might. Countless mercenary armies were constantly bought to ensure that all who threatened Carthage or its interest would be dealt with. However, another Empire was also on the rise. The city of Rome too had begun to gain strength. The Romans soon decided openly to challenge their Carthaginian rivals. The time of the Punic Wars had begun.

Large maps complete with neutral settlements and camps that present a threat to all players. Player controlled heroes that command armies of up to 50 units on their own, providing them with an additional bonus in battle. Military units have the ability to capture resource caravans, outposts, and even entire cities and settlements. Ships and shipyards providing for sea battles or transport of armies and resources from one shore to another. A single-player campaign featuring the development of the Roman Republic during the Punic wars the invasion of Sicily, the conquest of Hispania, the destruction of Carthage. A single-player campaign featuring the campaign of Hannibal Barca Sagunto battle, the crossing of the Alps, Cannas battle. Four sides to multiplay with: Roman, Gaul, Carthaginian and Iberians, complete with their own historical buildings and units. In-game scenario/adventure editor

GameSpy 4 out of 5 – Editors Choice Award

Windows 98/98SE/2000/Me/XP. Processor: PII 400 MHz. DirectX 8.1. 128 MB RAM. Free hard drive space: 500 MB. 3D Video Card. Sound Card