We're beavering away on the final stages of ROME II, but thought we'd share with you some of the awesome unit variants going into the game. Not only do we get to see the layout of the regions assigned to each province, but a mouse over of any area of the map shows the region's settlement name, what province it belongs to, which faction controls it at the campaign's start, what units can be recruited as mercenaries, any important resources (including wonders) and its allies and enemies if it belongs to one of the playable factions.Īll in all it's a very entertaining gift that Creative Assembly has given us to entertain our world conquering fantasies until the actual game comes out.įun fact about that screenshot: All three of those agent types were originally introduced in the live-action trailer for Rome 2.ĬA has released news that Rome 2 will have in-game Turkish support and have commemorated the event with an in-game screen shot of ancient Turkey/Anatolia/Asia Minor.Įdit- A follow-up article about war elephants and their equipment. I know I’m ready – somehow my campaign map turned out to be all one colour…Edit - Just played with the planner. Get planning on your dominations ahead of time with the faction of choice and gear up for our September 3rd release! You can even share your plans with friends to get a second (or third) opinion on your particular path to glory. I’m really excited to let you know that we have now released the ROME II Interactive Campaign Map: The link to the map is in this official quote from Trish CA: To add even icing to the cake, you can even choose 'other' and pick a minor or unplayable faction to plan out the campaign (I get to play my Seleucids in a way! ).

Gentlemen, prepare to plan your conquests!ĬA have just released an interactive campaign map for us to plan out our conquests with all launch playable factions two months before Rome 2's release.

Rome 2 campaign map