In the App Store we can find a large number of Strategy games, games that unfortunately are full of micropayments and become a drain of money if we are not careful. Fortunately, we also have other options, options that we pay once and forget, and that are much cheaper in the long run.
The strategy game Rome: Total War - Alexander, has been available only for iPad for just over two years. At least it will remain exclusive to iPad until October 24, the date on which iPhone version will be released, a version that will offer the same experience as the version for iPad and computers.
Rome: Total War was originally created by Creative Assembly and became a hit PC game. Feral Interactive was commissioned to make the iPad version in 2017 and will also do the iPhone version. This new version It will be available without in-app purchases and will probably have the same price as the iPad version: 5,49 euros. Presumably, they are also working on the iPad version in order to adapt it to the new screen formats of the iPad Pro, since the application has not been updated for two years.
A century before the events of ROME: Total War, Alexander ascends the Macedonian throne and embarks on a daring campaign to conquer the all-powerful Persian Empire. Players will lead their armies to unify the Greek city-states, and then march through Central Asia, defeating all enemies along the way, before establishing their legend as Alexander the Great, the most notable general of classical civilization. .
To be able to enjoy this new version for iPhone, the device must be managed by iOS 12 or higher and is compatible from iPhone 5s and with the sixth generation iPod touch.
