Caesar IV is the long-awaited sequel to Caesar III. In this historic city-building game, you govern a province of the Roman Empire, and are given the task of building its capital city. If you are successful, you move off to another province, with the final goal of becoming Caesar.

The main focus of the game is on planning and building your city, while keeping your citizens happy and safe. Rome expects you to turn a profit and send regular shipments of goods back. And in the meantime, you have to defend your city against plundering barbarians.

The online part of the game is divided in two sides: in Caesar's Challenge you compete against other players to become the best governor of the season; in the Empire mode, you can build up and expand your own province by completing and uploading scenarios.

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Alternate Titles

"凱撒大帝4" -- Chinese spelling (traditional)
"Цезарь IV" -- Russian spelling
"Cezar IV" -- Polish title

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Merchant	Title	Platform	Price
	Caesar IV	Windows	$3.22
	Caesar 3		$5.99
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Caesar just died, by Jupiter!

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GameZone	Oct 10, 2006	8.3 out of 10	83
Games Master	Feb, 2007	82 out of 100	82
Gamernode	Oct 06, 2006	8.2 out of 10	82
GotNext	Dec 08, 2006		80
IGN	Oct 17, 2006	7.7 out of 10	77
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	Nov, 2006	71 out of 100	71
ActionTrip	Oct 10, 2006	69 out of 100	69
PC Player (Denmark)	Dec, 2006	6.5 out of 10	65
FZ	Oct 28, 2006		60
1UP	Oct 02, 2006	6 out of 10	60

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Extras

The US launch release is bundled with the complementary DVD Rome: Engineering an Empire from the The History Channel. The documentary won two Emmy Awards. It chronicles the rich history of the Roman Empire from the reign of Caesar in 44 B.C. to its eventual fall around 537 AD, detailing the remarkable works of architecture and technology in between that helped create Rome's indelible mark on the world.