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Rome: Pathway to Power

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Also known as
Rome AD 92

This adventure and strategy hybrid challenges you to rise from slave to Emperor of Rome.

Rome: Pathway to Power was released for DOS in 1993 by Millennium Interactive; this is the original platform and earliest commercial release.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1993
Visual
Isometric
Size
2.36 MB
Version
ROME.BAT
Rating
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About Rome: Pathway to Power

Rome: Pathway to Power is a DOS game whose narrative spans a rise from slavery to imperial rule in Ancient Rome. The journey begins in Herculaneum, a city later destroyed by Mount Vesuvius, before the protagonist moves to Rome itself.

Gameplay shifts between two primary modes. For much of the experience, it functions as an adventure game, with the player navigating detailed environments that include public baths and gladiatorial markets. The other segments involve direct military command, where leading an army to conquer Rome's enemies is the objective.

Progression is marked by attaining increasingly powerful social and political roles, including military captain, senator, and finally emperor. Throughout this ascent, the player encounters various problems that can be approached with a degree of freedom, choosing how to resolve them.

Rome: Pathway to Power Screenshots

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Title Screen
US title screen
European title screen (Rome AD 92)
Intro Screen
Main Game Screen
Talk To The People You Meet
Check Your Inventory
Look At Your Map
Remember, you act under time pressure...
Don't get too greedy... and remember: the dead don't talk