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The only thing we import is Fish, and we export basically everything else except grapes and wine (because no one wants Atlantean wine, I guess). And remarkably stable, once I plopped down fisheries literally anywhere I could stick them! I like to imagine the city's scientists and scholars live in the common housing near the Citadel. In fact, all discussion vaguely relating to Impressions Games is allowed!Īll pyramids built, a little over 13k population, and 50 elite houses. Mention what game your post is about in the title.ĭiscussion of strategy games by Tilted Mill Entertainment is allowed as it is the successor of Impressions Games.
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Want to learn how to make full-sized screenshots of your city? Details here.
Here's a thread linking to some solutions that worked for other users.Lag/Slow Animations in Zeus and Poseidon:
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How to get this game to work on Windows Vista/7/8/10: For that you have to try some of these options.
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You can download Caesar II as abandonware or purchase it from GOG. Heaven Games is a source for patches, scenarios and game help for Caesar III, Pharaoh, Zeus and Emperor.Ĭaesaria is an open source remake of Caesar 3. All the games are either abandonware, re-released on GOG with better support or readily available online. Impressions specialized in historical strategy games, and is most well known for its City Building Series, which include Caesar III, Pharaoh, and Zeus.Ī complete list of their games can be found here. Today it is succeeded by Tilted Mill Entertainment. He sold the company to Sierra Entertainment in 1995, which was then bought out by Cendant and eventually, Vivendi Universal (now known as Vivendi SA).
has become a common site for uploading and downloading player made maps.Impressions Games was a video game developer founded by David Lester in the UK. In addition to the maps that come with the game Poseidon Adventure Editor allows the player to create a scenario of their own. Ares for one will go with the player's home soldiers next time the player attacks an enemy, other Gods will give food or provide resources around their sanctuary.
Sanctuaries also have the aspect of allowing the player to occasionally pray to the Gods for a benefit. A player then builds a sanctuary to a God will have that God roam the city defending it from rival Gods and enemy armies. In addition, Hero's Halls can also be used to again summon Heroes to do a mission given to the player by the Gods.īased upon the scenario and the difficulty Gods will appear on the players map sometimes friendly and sometimes angry, destroying the player's city. Once summoned the Hero will destroy the monster and the city is saved. The player in order to get rid of the monster must build a Hero's Hall and summon the Hero, each Hero has different demands before he can be summoned. Any structures or people within the area will be destroyed by said monster. Within each of these episodes, there is the possibility that somewhere on the map a monster will be released. The game is based upon different scenarios, each with two or more different episodes. Poseidon employs several key aspects that will affect the player's city and the outcome of the game. Players trade, raid, and conquer other cities in order to acquire different resources or because once conquered cities pay the player tribute. Common resources exported early in game are excess food goods, although marble, lumber, or bronze are common additions. Players can harvest, mine, or grow resources and sell them to other cities for drachmas. While players are given drachmas to start out each scenario, imports and basic expenses cause the need for export. Each higher level of difficulty lessens the amount of start up funds provided, and increases the chances of God or enemy invasion. Unlike most games having two to three difficulties both Zeus and Poseidon have five levels Beginner, Mortal, Hero, Titan, and Olympian. Players create their own economy and trade with other cities, creating alliances and defeating enemies are common goals. As the player advances into the game they require more resources and different buildings to enhance the homes and increase the population. The player starts off by creating a road with homes, then focusing on the basic needs: food, water, and maintenance for buildings. Poseidon and Zeus are both city builder scenario games.