I figure I've logged enough hours in the game to give it a recommendation, since it's likely most people have never heard of it. It's an indie grand strategy game that's actually pretty fun. It takes place in early Roman days, with the goal being to unify Italy as whatever faction you choose.
It's a lot like the Total War series, except that there's no difference between the strategic and tactical maps. Also, lower production values on account of being an indie game, and none of Total War's trademark absurdly long load screens. There's a lot of supply line management and troop maneuvering - good maneuvering can let you win a battle against an otherwise superior foe.
There's a patch in beta right now (right click when it's in your library and opt in to the beta) that adds a bunch of new features that really improve the game.
This is one of the better strategy games I've played recently, and worth the price of entry IMO.
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