Build, govern and manage an ancient Roman city in Caesar IV, an up-to-date take on the most successful series of historical city-building games ever made.

Stationed in a newly established Roman province, your job as governor is to bring the region into the Roman fold by developing a thriving capital city, extensive trade networks, and of course a secure environment through the creation of a powerful military. You'll also need to funnel some of the city's wealth back to Rome so they'll take note on your progress.

If you are successful, you'll advance up the empire's political ladder, and continue to take on new assignments in other locations spread throughout the ancient world, such as Sicily, Spain, Britain, Germany, Romania, Greece, Asia Minor, Judea, and Egypt.

Realized in full 3d, with a straightforward and easy to use interface, simple and intuitive gameplay, and dozens of buildings and people to play with, Caesar IV offers many hours of fun to both casual and core gamers alike.

Here are some key features of "Caesar IV":

· Create your empire with 100 unique buildings, diagonal roads and a set of decorative items.
· Prepare for the inevitable problems that plague a city: fires, raiders, riots, plagues, food shortages (to name a few).
· Select any of the more than 75 unique characters in your city – they'll tell you what they think!
· Consult advisors and extensive map overlays for feedback on activities and problems in the city.
· Open trade with neighboring and distant provinces to acquire exotic materials and to sell excess local goods

Here are some key features of "Caesar IV +2 Trainer for 1.1":

· Create your empire with 100 unique buildings, diagonal roads and a set of decorative items.
· Prepare for the inevitable problems that plague a city: fires, raiders, riots, plagues, food shortages (to name a few).
· Select any of the more than 75 unique characters in your city – they'll tell you what they think!
· Consult advisors and extensive map overlays for feedback on activities and problems in the city.
· Open trade with neighboring and distant provinces to acquire exotic materials and to sell excess local goods