I ended up finishing the scenario, but it wasn't my favorite one. My city was ravaged several times, and one time, I thought I'd just give up because my city was in ruins. I mean, I had armies attacking my city from left and right, not even a year apart, sometimes 3 at one time. I was a bit disappointed with this scenario, because I thought the requests were enormous (sometimes 200 units of wheat!), and the military action was way too much for me.
Here's a list of the scenarios I've played recently "career" cities and are totally different, even if they do have the same ** Cities in the city construction mode have nothing to do with the
¤ Clerk - Brundisium (same as peaceful). ¤ denotes missions I've successfully completed. The folks at the Caesar Heaven forum are the nicest bunch of people I know, and I'm still amazed that I could find such decent people online. But this is one forum I'm glad to be a part of. I don't usually sign up to "belong" to a forum. You'll recognize me by my elephant, which usually accompanies me over there. In case you want to know, I'm a regular on the forums and I'm known as Fortuna (goddess of good fortune). I've never been tops when it comes to timed scenarios, where the objective is speed, so I found myself pretty happy with my 10th place finish in the "Hard Difficulty" category. I also just finished "Tibur", as part of the mini-competition that was held by Marcus Lindicus at Caesar III Heaven. As for fan-made scenarios, not all have been reviewed, so I've reviewed them here. I didn't describe each mission below, since they've all been discussed extensively in the forums I've included in the Links section below. I've finished all the peaceful and military missions, and I'm now working on fan-made scenarios. This allows you to go back in time if you really messed up! So. And even better, you can save the game at any point using a different name every time if you wish. You can always pause the game if you want to anyway, though. getting the speed of the game all the way to 10% gives you time to think. Overall, graphics are excellent and very realistic, and you can adjust the speed of the game, from slow to very fast (10% to 100%). On each level, once you reach the goals set forth by Caesar (Culture, Prosperity, Favor, Peace and Population), you are promoted to the next level. There are 2 common levels then 9 levels each for the military and peaceful modes. it is basically a city building game with peaceful or This is a game similar to SimCity (I've heard) and Age of Empires (I'veĪlso heard). The demo is limited and you can't save anything, but it'll 
This game is VERY addictive, believe me! You can download the demo from This game is great, but you can spend an inordinate amount of time on it and not realize it. I've finally bought this computer strategy gameĬalled Caesar III (by Sierra/Impressions Games).
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