Fit check
Is Imperiums: Greek Wars worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Strategy players who want ancient-world empire management with historical factions
- 4X fans who prefer turn-based play involving politics, military action, and economics
- Players who want multiplayer competition or custom worlds alongside faction-led empire building
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking short, tightly paced sessions may find the broad empire-management structure demanding
- Players who prefer narrowly focused combat may not want to manage government, economics, crises, objectives, and exploration alongside warfare
- Players looking for a contemporary or science-fiction setting may not want an ancient Greco-Persian world
- Players seeking a puzzle game, prison-escape RPG, or alien-defense strategy game may prefer the specialized focus of Fantasy Girl, Back to the Dawn, or Xenonauts
Our take on Imperiums: Greek Wars
The broad leadership brief trades narrow focus for breadth: military decisions sit alongside economics, government, political crises, objectives, exploration, and mythic quests. Players looking mainly for tactical battles may spend substantial time managing the wider state.
What is Imperiums: Greek Wars?
Imperiums: Greek Wars combines turn-based 4X play with historical grand strategy in a myth-infused Greco-Persian setting beginning in 359 BC.
Choose from 30 factions, including Greek city-states, Macedonia, Sparta, Athens, the Achaemenid Empire, and semi-nomadic societies. As divine ruler, military commander, and political leader, manage the economy, government, military affairs, crises, and national objectives while pursuing expansion, prosperity, and victory. Generals can investigate legendary quests involving the Golden Fleece and the Gordian Knot. Multiplayer games let players challenge one another in a race to victory. The game also includes user-created realms, allowing players to explore worlds made by others or create realms for others to visit. Guidance offers context and recommendations during play.
How Imperiums: Greek Wars plays
- 01Thirty Factions
- Playable choices include major powers, Greek city-states, and semi-nomadic societies from the ancient Hellenic world.
- 02Mythic Quests
- Generals can pursue legendary stories connected with the Golden Fleece and the Gordian Knot.
- 03National Objectives
- Dozens of objectives specific to individual nations can guide a ruler's chosen path.
- 04Custom Realms
- Players can explore worlds made by others or create realms for other players to visit.
- 05Multiplayer Games
- Human opponents can compete in a race to victory.
Imperiums: Greek Wars compared to similar games
Xenonauts focuses on a Cold War-era organization, small squads of persistent soldiers, alien combat, and technology recovery, while Imperiums: Greek Wars covers whole-state leadership in an ancient setting. Old World also uses historical empire leadership, but follows multiple generations and includes political marriage and raising heirs.
Imperiums: Greek Wars: platforms & release
Is Imperiums: Greek Wars worth it?
It is worth it if: strategy players who want ancient-world empire management with historical factions. Skip it if: players seeking short, tightly paced sessions may find the broad empire-management structure demanding.
Where can I download Imperiums: Greek Wars?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Imperiums: Greek Wars's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Imperiums: Greek Wars on?
Windows only.
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