Im not entirely sure, so its just what i think could be the reason. Still i think i can kind of answer that to you. well agreed, a remake of this one would be even better. Originally posted by Flinger:I'm sorry to drop in, but i read the discution, and, even though i only played C3 of the lot discussed here, i have to ask you guys, why no one mentioned Caesar IV ? I played it, and seemed very close to Caesar 3 with some improvements. Where you can start it and the nchoose whether you want to play the enhanced version of Ceasar or Pharao or Emperor. I think they will go for this OpenCeasar the same way. Its mostly an update platform to deliver new technique to the old games, make them run on newer OS and enhance gameplay and balance. So they not just chose to make RA but also give you the option to start other games remaked by them.Īlso you can import mods of the C&C Series to the openra surface and start it there. OpenRA for example is an open source mod surface, you start the app and you choose whether you want to go for Red Alter, Dune2000 or Tiberium Conflict. I personally think that Ceasar has the better theme and i enjoyed it more than Pharao.Īlso, i dont know till now, because i kind of refuse to try it out at the moment, but if it is anyway close to other 'remakes' like OpenTTD or OpenRA, then it doesnt matter which one they picked. because it doesnt make much sense to just take a 'better' game and enhance nothing on it but take the weaker game (Ceasar 3) and enhance it with current technology and new features.īesides that, the theme makes alot aswell. The first thing that I thought when I saw that this was being remade was why would they remake Caesar 3 and not the much better successor, Pharaoh, which did nothing but improve on the gameplay of Caesar 3. It's also by Impressions Software and has very similar gameplay to Caesar 3, but improved in pretty much every way.

Originally posted by simonizor:Honestly if you want to play improved Caesar 3, play Pharaoh.

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