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Product Features
- Over 100 historically researched nations
- Heroic leaders to inspire soldiers and lead armies in the field.
- Philosophers and scientists able to research dozens of different technologies.
- Over 40 different troop types across 10 ethnic and cultural groups
- A fully rendered and authentically accurate campaign map of ancient Greece around 400BC
- Online and LAN multiplayer options
- Spies and diplomats that can broker trade deals, non-aggression pacts and such like
- Naval movement, battles and amphibious invasions.
- Roman, Persian or barbarian invaders.
- A reactive stock market that allows players to trade resources.
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Spartan is the third in a series of turn-based empire-building strategy games that includes the best-selling Legion and Chariots of War. Spartan focuses on one of the most influential civilisations in the history of mankind--the ancient Greeks, and allows players to choose from 100 nations to lead to victory, including Sparta, renowned for its total dedication to the art of war and that produced the ultimate fighting machine of the ancient world--the Spartan Hoplite; probably most famous for the courageous last stand of 300 Spartans at the Battle of Thermopylae in 480BC
Spartan is the third in a series of turn-based empire-building strategy games that includes the best-selling Legion and Chariots of War. Spartan focuses on one of the most influential civilisations in the history of mankind--the ancient Greeks, and allows players to choose from 100 nations to lead to victory, including Sparta, renowned for its total dedication to the art of war and that produced the ultimate fighting machine of the ancient world--the Spartan Hoplite; probably most famous for the courageous last stand of 300 Spartans at the Battle of Thermopylae in 480BC