We were able to raise some little money for modelling and textures for the game which is nice. We went thru Steam Greenlight already, successfully. Article taken from it happened that we develop our first game - Caesar III idea/style successor - Caesaria.Ĭurrently we are in a playable alpha stage and the first public build is about to be released. You do need the original game assets, which you can grab easily with a DRM-free copy of Caesar 3 on GOG.com or Steam. It's a truly incredible project, showing what a few dedicated coders can do for older games and give them a new life. Plus absolutely loads more, so do check out the changelog. Added watchtower, a small building that shoots enemies with arrows and sends out two sentry walkers to patrol the streets against the enemies.Added small and large mausoleums, functioning the same way as oracles and nymphaeum, except providing negative desirability.
It functions as a large oracle, providing coverage for 750 people to every god and providing a positive desirability.
Added nymphaeum, a building dedicated to the nymphs. It functions as a tiny oracle, providing coverage for 20 people to every god and providing positive desirability. Added lararium, a small shrine to lares and ancestor spirits. Added an option to disallow roamers from skipping corners. They adjust their graphics based on adjacent hedges. Added unused bird chirping ambient sound. Added arena, a smaller version of colosseum. Requires wine to work, provides extra entertainment with meat. 
Added tavern, a new entertainment building. A little too large to show everything so here's some highlights: The changelog for the 3.0 release is massive. Not only that, Augustus provides zoom controls, road blocks, a global labour pool, increased game limits and much more - whereas the Julius reimplementation aims to be accurate to the original.Īugustus 3.0.0 and 3.0.1 quickly after bring in some huge new features and changes to the project, making it possibly the best time to get into the classic Caesar 3. It's a game engine reimplementation, meaning it provides a new game engine for Caesar 3 that works across modern systems including Linux. Ready for more classic city-building? Caesar 3 is a wonderful game from the late 90s and thanks to Augustus (a fork of another project, Julius), you can get a more modern experience with it.
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