Citadelum News

Ave, citizens of Rome. Two months after the release of Citadelum, our strategy and city building game set in ancient Rome, we want to celebrate with you the release of a new free content for our game: The Last Conqueror of Britannia.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3358500/Citadelum_Campaign_II_The_Last_Conqueror_of_Britannia

In this new campaign, players will follow the conquest of the northern lands, in the footsteps of the general Julius Cnaeus Agricola, facing the barbarian tribes of Caledonia and building new settlements as the armies of Rome advance northwards along the coast.



The Last Conqueror of Britannia is a new historical campaign, which will allow players to face more challenging strategic situations in a new biome: the snow. As requested by the Senate and people of Rome, our community, there will be missions in which to face new objectives, more scarce resources and more cunning enemies.



Along with this new free content for Citadelum, the game will add new performance improvements, bugfixing and additional features.

Citadelum Campaign II: The Last Conqueror of Britannia is now available to all players. Rome Victrix.

• Performance improvements: we have disaggregated and added graphical options so the users can have more control and be able to tweak everything further and still have a good performance on their pcs while the game still looks great.
  

Remember that for any problem you can contact us by Discord or Steam Community, we will be listening!

• New language added: Brazilian Portuguese
  
• Bug-fixing of errors that could cause the game not to start.
  

Remember that for any problem you can contact us by Discord or Steam Community, we will be listening!

Ave, citizens of Rome.
Only a few days have passed since the launch of Citadelum, and we can already proudly say that Rome is expanding its glory and dominion in all the territories of the empire. Thank you all for playing and sharing your experiences to make our little indie reach “plvs vltra”.

In addition to the historical campaign of 10 levels and the Sandbox Mode, which offers freedom in choosing the various parameters of the game, Citadelum has a powerful editor to create maps, missions and campaigns. We have gone through all the creations of the community, and in this devlog we offer you our favorite creations.

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[h2]Stranded[/h2]
A small map set on an island in the Mediterranean (Mare Nostrum), and with limited resources. Did you know that we initially thought this would be a good prologue for the game? In Stranded, space management and bridge building become the protagonists.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3345159642

[h2]Frozen Lands[/h2]
The possibility of exploring a Nordic biome, covered by ice and snow, where the possibilities of cultivation are greatly reduced. Our citizens must trade with other nearby settlements to obtain basic resources; a new experience closer to survival games.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3346244179


[h2]Alien Planet[/h2]
It's the craziest map we've seen in Citadelum, and a proposal for those players who want to take a break after the historical scenarios. What would happen if a Roman colony was moved to an alien planet and forced to mine its surface resources? It's time to check it out... and yes, it includes combat against aliens.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3346236127

[h2]The Swamps[/h2]
Klaatu Barada... ahem! A map for fantasy fans. Experience the construction of a settlement in the swamps and face the army of the undead. Will the Roman legions be able to wipe out the skeletons that populate this cursed area?
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3346318201

So far we have highlighted some of the first maps created by the community, but we would like to make more content like this. Leave us your best creations, historical or fictional, on Steam Workshop and don't forget to play the maps of the rest of the community.

Valete

I’m always a fan of a good simulator, whether it’s zoos, theme parks, farms, or city-building. When the Roman city-builder Citadelum was brought to my attention, I knew I had to jump in, and I’m so glad I did. Citadelum blends strategy, simulation, and style to create an addictive experience that I can’t seem to put down.

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