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I don't know what on Earth this Cicero guy was saying to turn away those rebels so quickly, but man, he must be persuasive. It seems that he is quite the good, likable leader! An absolutely inspirational figure and definitely a very good role model!
(I don't know enough about Roman History to know for sure if this joke actually works...)

I must say that the visuals at the start did a very good job of making the objective more clear. I must also say that I'm surprised that there's no glossarium this time. I think that would have been a solid inclusion, though I was able to figure out the meanings of some of the words myself, this time! That being said, the actual Latin writing is far less prevalent this time, I feel. The command to "invito" or "repello" just shows up at the bottom and is difficult to read, and there isn't much in the way of dialogue in this one to test my Latin skills. It seems that this comes more into play with the words above the different folks, helping to indicate who's hostile (dictator, cloddium, etc) and who isn't, which is a neat touch! 

I personally think Insularum Raider was the stronger one in terms of actual learning experience, but hey, this is still a solid release! Good work overall. 

Hi ToasterStrooder,

You are right about Cicero. His rhetoric was powerful, but it also attracted a lot of enemies to him. For the game, I turned the force of rhetoric into a melee weapon. In another update, the animations will be more consistent and Cicero will be able to say sentences.

I tried to be fair this time, not to start developing the game a year before the jam started! This explains why the game is poorer for the moment and that it is not accompanied by trailer and glossary.

Thank you for your accuracy: "The command to" invito "or" repello "just shows up at the bottom and is difficult to read". It all depends on the size of your screen: I therefore modified the framing so that the distance of the object is calculated with the bottom edge of the screen and not the center.

It is always a pleasure to read you.