Feel the chaos of ancient battlefields as Julius Caesar in 59 BC, leading conquests across new lands toward Rome's glory. This action strategy simulation on PC harnesses parallel computing to render tens of thousands of soldiers maneuvering and clashing in real time. Units hold formation in groups at first, but battle intensity shatters ranks, sparking realistic flights and breaks.
Soldiers act with lifelike independence, avoiding zombie-like swarms or rigid blocks for true immersion. Players observe these dynamic fights unfold, capturing the raw feel of command amid fortune-seeking wars. History and strategy fans who crave authentic mass combat simulations will find a focused take on ancient warfare here.
Ad Victoriam is an indie game with a simple premise: "what would it have felt like to be on an ancient battlefield and observe the clash of armies unfolding?"
Using parallel computing, Ad Victoriam can simulate tens of thousands of soldiers all displayed in real time! Soldiers will maneuver together and fight in groups - at least that is, until the heat of battle causes them to break ranks and flee. We've put great emphasis on realism and immersion - soldiers neither mob as mindless zombies nor fight in perfect unison as permanent unit blocks.
The year is 59 BC. You, Julius Caesar, have become a Consul. It is time to seek fortune in conquest. New lands await, and perhaps one day Rome itself! To victory! Ad victoriam!
