“Carthago Delenda Est” – Carthage must be destroyed (Cato the Elder)

Roman civilization had to face many dangerous threats over the course of its long history, but probably none of them were so mortal and perilous a threat as the Carthaginian and the Parthian Empires.

Now you have the chance to relive this vibrant ancient world as Hannibal: Terror of Rome and Parthian Wars are finally coming to Steam!

Make the right diplomatic and economic decisions through 9 detailed historical scenarios and use the powers of your legions, elephants and cataphracts to switch the balance of power in your favour with these two great operational games!

To celebrate this important milestone, we are discounting the entire Alea Jacta Est series for a full week!

For the next seven days, the base game plus all expansions and the full DLC package will be 25% discounted!

Hannibal: Terror of Rome and Parthian Wars on Steam are DLCs of Alea Jacta Est and require the base game to be played

Along with the discount, we are releasing a patch that upgrades Alea Jacta Est, Birth of Rome and Hannibal Terror of Rome to the version 1.05!

Check the changelog here!

The Ancient World has been resurrected in all of its epic glory!

Two great historical games simulating the struggle for dominance in the Mediterranean are now available on Steam!

In Alea Jacta Est: Parthian Wars[www.ageod.com] you play the part of the military and political leadership, guiding Rome or the Parthians to victory, through some of the toughest conflicts of that time, represented by 5 challenging scenarios covering more than 500 years!

And prepare to relive the Second Punic War and the face-off between Hannibal and the Roman general Scipio Africanus with Hannibal: Terror of Rome![www.ageod.com]

The games will be available on 13th October!

Hannibal: Terror of Rome and Parthian Wars on Steam are DLCs of Alea Jacta Est and required the base game to be played

Birth of Rome is now available on Steam as a DLC of Alea Jacta Est!
Set in the age of the first struggles between the Romans and their nearest most powerful enemies, Birth of Rome is a true simulation game that allows you to build, manage, organize, maneuver, sustain and reinforce armies and fleets.

Lead your faction over 5 great historical scenarios and confront famous strategists such as Pyrrhus of Epirus or Hanibal Barca of Carthage through merciless battles and vicious diplomatic treaties. You will either find a way, or make one.

During this Week you can grab this fantastic game here for only $ 9.99!

You have to own Alea Jacta Est on Steam to play Birth of Rome on this platform.

Hi all,

The recent update you downloaded contains patch 1.04 and includes a number of bug fixes, UI tweak, and scenario improvements. This should help you keep occupied during the holidays :)

- Surtur

1.04
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NEW EXE (dated 07/11/2014)
- Permits to play all BOR and HAN scenarios inside AJE, if those games are installed in your hard drive
- Significant improvements to AI code (including but not restricted to the ability to assault in sieges, retreat algorithms,
revised supply management in sieges, better handling of siege works RGD, and more!)
- Speed improvements (up to -40% load turn time, -10% global processing time)
- Fixes a bug that prevented the AI to build some units
- Modding: music sound volume can now be tweaked: inoMusicVolume; Verbosity_AI_BNU_ for verbosity in Build
New Units; and more
UI
- New look for the faction selection window
- Added an extended detail panel for units with more than 13 elements
- Increased max level of zoom (thanks, Bohémond !)
- Modding: Military control overlay can be displayed with subfactions colors and not only factions (in userinterface.opt
file, put inoSubfactionForMCOverlay = 1)
SCENARIOS AND DB FIXES
All scenarios:
- Fix to strong disciplinarian ability of the Legatus (will increase discipline of legions)
- Improvement in combat capabilities of Iberian and Numidian cavalry
- Fix of a DB error that caused too short build times for some militia units
- Punish RGD does not give NM bonus anymore
- Rework of several events to fix a rare issue when some leaders could not be recognized as being in-play if merged
with a unit
Marius vs Sulla scenario
- Fix to consequences of Dardanos peace to Pontic troops in Macedonia and Graecia
Great Mithridatic War scenario:
- Armenian armies remain fixed when Pontus declares war
- Mankaios manus starts in Edessa
- Bithynia inheritance event probability increased
- Pontic generals/admirals Aristonicus and Dionysius have no longer Areabound penalties
- Fix to date of entry of consuls Publicola and Lentulus (and their removal if Crassus enters the game)
Severus 193 Scenario:
- Barbarians Threat Events reworked
- Armenia Supports Event fixed
The Roman Civil War (Caesar vs Pompey) scenario:
- Parthia is now inactive and locked.
- Mauretanian Horsemen Option fixed

Since a lot of people here will be new to the series, we decided to do a little Let's Play on our Twitch channel tomorrow at 20:00 CET (14:00 EST)

So join us tonight for another Surturrific Stream, as we take a look at Alea Jacta Est, the Ageod game set during the time of the Roman Civil Wars. During this stream, Surtur will guide you through one of the scenarios in game as he covers the gameplay and strategy basics. Any newcomer to the series is advised to watch, as this stream is aimed to teach you how to jump into the game as quickly as possible! For Ageod veterans however, there is also reason to join. Not only will they be able to give Surtur some (much needed?) pointers, but Ageod designer Philippe Thibaut will also be joining us in the Twitch chat and will be at your service!

If you cannot make it, we will also be sure to put the VOD on youtube.

The stream will be available here[www.twitch.tv].

Cheers,

Surtur