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Heroes of Rome: Dangerous Roads
To win Cleopatra's heart, Caesar and his bravest Roman heroes have set out on a dangerous path. His goal is to find the Rose of Amor, which blooms on the Mountain of the Gods!
Follow Caesar on this incredible time management adventure and use your strategy skills to complete unique challenges. Face seemingly insurmountable dangers, such as ice titans, lava monsters and Medusa herself!
Many challenging levels
No time limit mode for a more relaxed experience
Earn trophies and awards
Challenging and entertaining gaming fun
OS: Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10
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Heroes of Rome: Dangerous Roads is rated 3.1 out of 5 by 24.
Rated 5 out of 5 by JUSME503 from Excellent time management game I have to say I truly enjoyed playing this game. It was not so hard I got frustrated but I really had to think to get 3 stars on every level. I would love to see another one of these games. Buy it and I'm sure you'll enjoy it.
Rated 5 out of 5 by minipal from I'm Surprised I'm surprised of all the low scores for this game. At first you do get only one worker but as you free the workers from their cages you get more workers. Also on some levels you can get a temporary worker in the bonuses. The graphics are wonderful, beautiful scenes with little animals. The workers are cartoonish (childlike) but they work just as hard. I am having so much fun playing in relaxed mode so I can take my time and enjoy the scenery. Love this game, try it and make your own decision.
Rated 5 out of 5 by ssakcriska from Harder than you think (which is great)!!!!!! Don't let the cartoony look of the game characters throw you off - I almost did. I have been playing on NORMAL and have hardly finished any level, past the 4th level, with all stars. Some levels I didn't get one star!!! So this game will give you lots and lots of playing hours if you want to get 3 stars on all levels!
Rated 5 out of 5 by andrewhow324 from Heroes of Rome: Dangerous Roads I enjoyed playing this game because it is a game based on Rome. I haven't played a game based on Rome for a while. I enjoy playing games through this developer
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hespera from LOTS OF CHOICES, LOTS TO LIKE & LOTS OF CHALLENGE! This is a resource management type of TM. The graphics are stunning, colorful and very clear. The game movement is good and responsive. The game play modes are: Un-timed (time management un-timed? Isn't that like jumbo shrimp and military intelligence, an oxymoron?) Normal (which will continue playing when the timer runs out) and Hard (which stops play when the timer runs out). Each one can be played with Multi-Click, if desired (which is limited to 3 advanced moves). It has a tutorial, which can be skipped, but you should probably use it initially, because every game is a bit different. You can turn it off at any point. You can also change your game mode at anytime during the game (at least between normal and hard--sorry, I don't touch the 'un-timed' button, even to test). This game doesn't have any 'cutesy' stuff, like fairies, elves, kitties, etc. It has hungry wolves, monsters (sort of) and requires thinking as to which path to take and when, whether to upgrade buildings or not, what task to perform first, etc. It's not hard-core linear, where you have to follow a very specific path, but I wouldn't say it's completely free-style, either. A good mix of the two. I purchased the game after playing the first 10 levels and I've played 15 levels now in Hard mode, no multi-clicking, and I've managed to make gold on all but 2 levels, and on those levels I made silver. I'll go back to them in a bit and get gold. I believe this may be the first TM from these devs, (but not their first game, they've been 'round quite awhile) and I must say, I hope they do more. I really like their style and the level of challenge they provide.
Rated 5 out of 5 by joybelle_1 from What a surprise!! When I first saw this game I had decided I wasn't going to like it because I expected it to be a cheap knockoff masquerading as something else and I was sure I would be dissapointed. Wrong! It is a really skillful and cute game! After only the first tutorial levels (and the tute is good)..I was really having to use my grey cells and strategy to get through with gold. (there is a hard and relax mode as well as timed) Yes its a standard TM rescourse game..gather, build, fight enemies..get rid of wolves lol, but it has a really nice vibe and smoothness to it, and although I cant see ahead, this developer is known for putting lots of levels in their games, so I hope that is so. The levels themselves are quite long.(I'm just past the demo)..There are achievements to earn too. Try the demo, you will soon be in a game where you need to collect and direct yourself with discipline or not make it. I also judge a game on whether it makes me smile whilst playing not just how intricate it is. (yep) Don't let this little gem pass you by for an SE its good value.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Scottar from Good and Challenging. The game is colorful and has the same quality of graphics of Roman Roads. The music has a good battle atmosphere but gets kind of monotonous as it is not varied. The main object of this game is to conquer lands to favor the heart of a princess queen. As in Roman Roads you build production buildings for food, wood, stone and gold. And plus you have to fight creatures and monsters. No easter eggs in this game. You can breeze on through in relaxed mode but in normal time mode, to get 2 star bragging rights, several of the scenarios levels are just-in-time critical, you blink you lose. You have to watch resources very closely and find out which bonuses work best. I made it through with some help, but I did not take the same steps as the veteran showed. Don't neglect your tasks, some items you could overlook. Very challenging.
Rated 4 out of 5 by pfalcioni from Excellent and very challenging game until it crashed I nearly quit this one after 4 levels, with just a single worker (a slow one at that!) and no upgrades, the first few levels of this game are slow as molasses. Fortunately I stuck it out until I was able to add another worker then the game began to get interesting. This isn't just your regular mindless clicky time management title, if you want gold on the higher levels you really need to think through your actions and try different strategies. Some levels require you to upgrade to more workers, others need the wood or stone buildings upgraded, still others require careful husbanding of certain resources - but don't pick up too many at a time because anything over 20 doesn't count. It's a bit of a chess match to plan everything out just right and so very satisfying when you do, usually completing the final task just as the timer ticks down to the last second. I've found that I have to replay about half of the levels multiple times to get gold, and there are a few that I still haven't figured out yet. It's times like these that I really miss the forums so I could get a few hints! Everything was going great until I tried to replay level 12, now the game locks every time near the end of that level. Aside from this problem, this is a unique title and worth at least playing for the full hour demo.
Rated 3 out of 5 by castlemve919 from Game is slow I agree with others that the game is slow. Long refill times and long paths to be followed make for a boring game.
Rated 3 out of 5 by Gadyhen from Was so excited...now not so much I was so excited to see a new TM, especially with "Rome" included in the title, but I'm about 2/3 the way through and my hopes for a challenging, fun games have ebbed away. There is nothing new about this game, actually find myself just trying to hurry through. Guess I should have paid better attention to the initial reviews. Very frustrating to have to wait so long for chests to refill and it would have been nice to have bonuses available to pick up along the way. The graphics are cartoonish but well-done. Guess I'm just spoiled with my other favorites...wish I'd see more of Moai, Roads of Rome and, all-time favorite, Hero of the Kingdom. And am awaiting a new Roman Adventure - Britons. I'm only recommending this game as I think some will enjoy it.
Heroes of Rome: Dangerous Roads Reviews - page 2
To win Cleopatra's heart, Caesar has set out on a dangerous path. His goal is to find the Rose of Amor, which blooms on the Mountain of the Gods.