Explore a whole new adventure with ROME: Total War, a Strategy game created by Feral Interactive. Experience great gameplay with BlueStacks, the most popular gaming platform to play Android games on your PC or Mac.
About the Game
Ever wondered what it’s like to run your own empire in ancient times? ROME: Total War by Feral Interactive drops you smack in the middle of epic history, where every decision—from leading armies to managing cities—shapes your rise or fall. This classic Strategy game blends real-time battlefield action with grand turn-based planning, so you’ll be juggling massive battles one moment and political intrigue the next.
Game Features
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Classic Strategy, Modern Touch
ROME: Total War brings the legendary Strategy experience to Android, rebuilt to feel great whether you’re tapping on the go or chilling with a mouse and keyboard. The updated interface makes managing your empire feel both intuitive and slick. -
Nineteen Different Factions
You’re not just stuck with Rome—try your hand at leading one of 19 different ancient powers. Maybe you’ll rewrite history entirely by taking the reins of Greece, Carthage, or another mighty nation. -
Epic Real-Time Battles
Command massive armies in real-time clashes. You’ll actually see huge groups of soldiers swarm across the battlefield, and every decision you make—no pressure—can change the course of history. -
Deep Empire Management
It’s not all about warfare. On the campaign map, you’ll deal with everything from managing city finances to handling public order. Think you can keep the citizens happy and your coffers full? -
Flexible Controls
Go with natural touch controls, or hook up an Android-friendly mouse and keyboard—yep, even easier if you fire it up on BlueStacks. -
Optimized for Mobile Play
Built specifically for Android devices, it runs smoothly and feels right at home on a touchscreen, so you can lose yourself in ancient conquest wherever you are.
Start your journey now. Download the game on BlueStacks, invite your friends, and march on a new adventure.
