: You can transition instantly between a 3D tactical view of individual units and a stylized 2D "board-game" strategy map.
: Includes the original campaign following Philip II of Macedon, plus two new campaigns—the Archidamian War (as Athens) and the Ionian War (as Sparta)—featuring over 200 historical objectives. Hegemony Gold: Wars of Ancient Greece (2012 Gam...
: Features expanded battlefield maneuvers like flanking, charging, and foraging, alongside a "recruits" resource that makes unit losses more impactful. : You can transition instantly between a 3D
: You can capture routed enemy units to create slave gangs for mining or fort construction, though they may rebel if left unguarded. : You can capture routed enemy units to
: Managing food and supply lines is central to victory. You must build and protect supply networks to maintain army morale and growth; conversely, you can win by sieging and starving enemies by burning their crops or cutting their lines.
, released on March 30, 2012, is an expanded version of the real-time strategy game Hegemony: Philip of Macedon . Developed by Longbow Games , it focuses on large-scale logistics and military planning across a seamless, satellite-accurate map of ancient Greece. Key Features
: A system that tracks hostility and intimidation, allowing for truces, alliances, or paying off larger factions. Purchase Options Hegemony Gold: Wars of Ancient Greece on Steam