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About Roman Triumph

Roman Triumph is a survival city-builder set in Roman times. You lead a settlement in a procedurally generated world, build a city from the ground up and keep your citizens fed, safe, healthy and happy. You must defend them from Barbarian invasions and mythological beasts, while managing resources, trade, religion and the needs of daily life.

Build and manage your city

Grow crops and raise animals to provide food, and hunt, gather and trade with other cities for resources. Build housing, industry, social and religious structures, establish resource production lines, provide healthcare and entertainment, and maintain order to help your settlement prosper and avoid plagues and crime. Strategically laying out the city can attract new citizens, improve food and resource production, please the gods and increase safety during attacks. More than 80 unique Roman buildings are available to research and unlock.

Defend against invaders

As the years pass, increasingly dangerous Barbarian armies attack from the North to invade and pillage your land. Your settlement's growth can also disturb the habitats of mythological creatures, including the Hydra, Minotaur and Cerberus. Raise an army and fortify the city with walls, archer towers, ballistae, scorpios and other defenses; research unlocks more powerful options. You can train legionnaires, archers and soldiers equipped with pila and gladii, then send legionnaires to take the battle to the enemy.

Worship the gods

Roman life revolves around the gods. Build temples and make offerings to follow their rules, avoid their wrath and possibly earn blessings. If they become hostile, they can ruin crops, strike with devastating lightning, spread deadly diseases among citizens, create severe thunderstorms or send beasts to destroy the city.

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