Nemesis of the Roman Empire Demo

Nemesis of the Roman Empire Demo

Enter a world of powerfulheroes, skillful warriors and vast battles in this demo of Nemesis of the Roman Empire.

Nemesis of the Roman Empire Demo

Contents

Introduction

Hardware Requirements and Installation

Playing the game

Single player

Multiplayer

More Information

1. Introduction

Welcome to the Nemesis of the Roman Empire Demo! Enter a world of powerful

heroes, skillful warriors and vast battles. Discover the history of one of the

greatest conflicts of all times - The Punic Wars. Bring Rome to its knees

playing the famous Carthaginian general Hannibal. As a Roman consul, ignite the

devastating conflict which ended with the destruction of Carthage and the

extinction of its people.

Nemesis of the Roman Empire is a sequel to the award-winning Celtic Kings: Rage

of War Real-Time Strategy game.

In this demo you can play two of the four nations available in the full game -

Romans and Carthaginians.

2. Hardware Requirements and Installation

The minimum system configuration to experience the demo is:

IBM PC or 100% compatible

A 400 MHz Pentium II processor

At least 128MB of system memory

Video board capable of displaying 1024x768 with thousands of colors

Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000 or Windows XP

DirectX 9.0 or newer

300 MB free hard disk space

To install, download and double-click on the NemesisDemo.exe and follow the

on-screen instructions.

3. Playing the game

Start the game and select "Tutorial" on the main menu. The wise Roman elder

Publius will explain to you the basic controls as well as the main game

mechanics.

4. Single player

There are two single player missions included in the demo as well as one map

which you can play against computer opponents. To play one of the missions

start the game and select Adventure from the main menu. Then select the mission

you want to play from the list then click on the Start button.

In Battle for Cannae you control the whole army of Hannibal with the task of

defeating a huge Roman army. A direct assault will not work against such a

numerous force ...

As Rome grew in power its interest and influence spread throughout the

Mediterranean where Carthage reigned supreme. The fate of a single town ignited

a conflict which lasted for more than 100 years and ended with the destruction

of an entire civilization. It all started with the Battle for Sicily where Rome

opposed Carthage for the first time.

To play on the single player map against computer opponents start the game and

choose Single player from the start menu. Select up to three computer opponents

and assign them in teams. Click the start button and begin the conquest of your

opponents.

5. Multiplayer

To start a multiplayer game, start the game and select Multiplayer from the

main menu. One of the players should host a game by clicking on the Host

button. The other players should join the game hosted by the first player by

double-clicking on its name in the list. Once all players are connected and

have checked the I'm ready check box the hosting player can start the game by

clicking on the Start button.

If all players are connected via a LAN (local area network) the list with the

hosted games in the multiplayer screen will update automatically when a game is

hosted.

If playing over the Internet, after hosting a game the player should give the

contents of the Host IP field to the other players who want to join. They

should enter that information in the Internet Host field in the multiplayer

screen and press the Update button in order to see the game being hosted. After

the game appears in the list the player can join it by double-clicking its

name.

6. More Information

Nemesis of the Roman Empire official web site

Enlight Software

Haemimont Games