Annals of Rome

Annals of Rome is an old DOS turn-based strategy game developed by Personal Software Services in 1988 from an original idea by George Jaroszkiewicz. Annals of Rome can be enjoyed in single player mode from a top down perspective. It's available for download.

Rating: 3.58

(24 votes)

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Genre:

strategy / turn-based strategy

system:

DOS

released:

1988

publisher:

Personal Software Services

developer:

Personal Software Services

designers:

George Jaroszkiewicz

view:

top down

keywords:

ancient Rome, military, turn based, Europe

Downloads for Annals of Rome

Download Annals of Rome Manual

Trouble running this game? Check out the F.A.Q.

Screenshots

Screenshots were taken by Abandonware DOS.

YouTube video courtesy of Squakenet.com.

Additional info

players: single player

input: keyboard

distribution: 3,5 floppy disk, 5,25 floppy disk

graphics: CGA

Abandonware DOS popularity: low

Comments

#1 - 23.02.2016 12:22 Bill Hartree
A brilliant and very long-lasting strategy game despite its low-qual graphics. Having played it half a lifetime ago, I discovered it's still available via DOSBOX, and still retains its attraction. The big problem is that there seems to be no way to save incomplete games to disk. Any suggestions?

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