"Anno 117: Pax Romana" is a strategy game produced by Ubisoft Mainz and published by Ubisoft.The background of the game is set in the Roman Empire in 117 AD. Players will play the role of the Roman governor, managing the two provinces of Latium and Albion, and making various decisions to determine the fate of the citizens.
At present, the media rating of the game has been officially lifted. The PC version of the M station has an average score of 85 points. Among them, the well-known foreign media IGN gave the game a 9-point praise, and the media The Gamer also gave a 8-point praise.
Some media ratings are as follows:
The Gamer (8/10):
There were a lot of new mechanics to master while adapting to Anno 117: Pax Romana, but I enjoyed it.The game performed excellently on my i9+4090 configuration, with almost no lags and crashes, and the loading speed and interface interaction were smooth and smooth.Subsequent DLC updates are a certainty, and there has always been no shortage of expansion content for this series - the first expansion pack will take players to Egypt and is expected to be released later this year.As a long-time fan of the series, I am naturally willing to continue investing in these follow-up content.Although this game does not subvert tradition, the introduction of the land combat system and the in-depth customization of urban construction elements such as diagonal streets and decorations have added a new flavor to the successful formula of this unique strategy series.
IGN (9/10):
"Anno 117: Pax Romana" is an immersive ancient city-building game.I spent dozens of hours planning the layout of new urban areas or quietly watching the bustling flow of people on the boulevards beside the elevated aqueduct.This series and I may have been destined for a long time, but by some strange combination of circumstances we never got to know each other.Now that I have finally understood its essence, I am filled with joy - the exquisite and profound trading system, coupled with the exciting naval battle gameplay, is the icing on the cake.The campaign mode may be a matter of opinion, but the highly customizable infinite mode always leaves me wanting more.Although this masterpiece does not reach the glory of a triumphal celebration, it is definitely worthy of a standing ovation.
