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A look at security structures in the game, and why engineer’s posts and prefectures are important.

In Caesar 3, roads and intersections allow your population to journey easily. This article looks at roads and intersections, and the kind of journeys which your people will make in the game.

Risk Your Life was a hugely popular MMORPG in Asia but failed to break into the West and it is easy to see why. The game-play and graphics are passable but there is a lack of depth or story and too much grinding involved.

Here we provide a more in-depth look on citizen’s mood and offer some tips on how to improve it quickly.

In Caesar 3, your city will not survive without a population. People are virtually everything to your city, so you will need to attract immigrants in order for services to run and consequently attract more people to your city. This article provides an overview of the population advisor screen.

Square’s latest entry into the RPG field is for the 360. Can it compete with the other JRPGs on the market currently? Find out inside.

Building a desirable neighbourhood in Caesar 3 is very important as it will influence the amount of people you attract to your city. This article explores those buildings which can affect your city’s desirability rating and how best to use them to maximise your neighbourhood’s potential.

Cities in Caesar 3 require a population to tender services and attract new people to the city. This article looks at how to attract new immigrants to your city and keep them there.

In this article we look at employment in general terms, and how to assign priorities for workers in case you are short.

Patricians and Plebians is not a role-playing game, but the two main classes of citizen in the Caesar 3 PC game. This article takes a look at the two main classes of citizen, and how they affect your city.