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Picture from Europa Universalis:  Rome Gold shipsEuropa Universalis: Rome Gold has shipped to stores. This new compilation contains the original strategy game set in ancient times, along with the updates available in the Vae Victis expansion pack. Set your own goals of conquest or cultural assimilation as you take control of the great powers of the era, in a race for world domination. Conquer and subjugate your enemies or dominate the waters of the Mediterranean Sea, and rise to become the greatest trading power in the world. Mobilize large armies to ward off the barbarian hordes or stave off the threat of invasion from powerful neighbors with gifts. Europa Universalis: Rome Gold retails for $19.99.

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