Caesary

For me, browser-based games died once social games were launched, from a purely practical reason: you need to spend less time playing the social games and you shouldn�t worry that there will be a time when you�ll lose everything because a huge alliance decided to attack you. And then I discovered Caesary and browser based games were brought to live and I was, once again, addicted. In Caesary you will be filling in the role of a small consul, expected to apply the resources and troops at hand wisely to write the glorious chapters of your life! In such a complex web-game as Ceasary, your leadership and management skills will be brought to the test and you�ll soon realize that time is never enough, at least not when playing. What first struck me at Caesary was the high level of visual detail � it�s true that it�s been some time since I last played a browser based game and back then they were mostly text-based, but I�m sure that even for the game�s competitors (Heroes of Gaia comes to my mind), Caesary is a true eye-candy. But behind the colorful graphics and simply delicious boobs of Hypatia there is a lot more in Caesary, something that makes it a truly addictive RPG/Strategy blend. First of all, Caesary is a city building/resource management game. You will have to plan ahead wisely, because in the end it will be all about the military. So create you barracks and plaza, a storage room and upgrade them. Then start training your army, but make sure you have enough food to keep them going, by offering more jobs for your peasants. Everything while keeping an eye on the surrounding areas, trying to find other rulers to create alliances with and protect each other when in need.