Age of Rome

Age of Rome immerses 1-4 players in 44 BC, challenging them to become the new Emperor by balancing war, politics, trade, and religion across various provinces. This strategic worker placement game, designed by Vangelis Efthimiou and Antonios Yannopoulos, features a rotating board, secret quests, and multiple paths to Glory points, from building structures and conquering regions to winning majorities through voting.

Key facts

• Number of players: 1–4
• Playtime: 60–90 min
• Min age: 14+
• Complexity: 2,7/5

Mechanics

• Cooperative Game
• Area Majority / Influence
• End Game Bonuses
• Income
• Map Deformation
• Modular Board
• Open Drafting
• Worker Placement
• Events
• Push Your Luck
• Set Collection
• Solo / Solitaire Game
• Take That
• Victory Points as a Resource

Categories

• Ancient
• City Building
• Economic
• Political

Families

• Ancient: Rome
• Crowdfunding: Kickstarter
• Digital Implementations: TableTop Simulator Mod (TTS)

Authors

Antonios Yannopoulos, Vangelis Efthimiou

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FAQ

How many players can play Age of Rome?

Age of Rome supports 1–4 players.

How long does a game of Age of Rome take?

A game of Age of Rome usually takes about 60–90 minutes.

What age is Age of Rome suitable for?

Age of Rome is recommended for ages 14 and up.

How complex is Age of Rome?

Age of Rome has a complexity rating of 2,7 out of 5.

Is Age of Rome good for beginners?

Age of Rome is moderately complex: newcomers can enjoy it with a little guidance.