Rome Reborn for Pc

1. See how the Rome Reborn team of archaeologists and 3D technicians has, over the last 22 years, painstakingly brought the city’s thousands of buildings back to life, learn about the famous seven hills and other natural features, and find out how the ancient Romans lived, governed and provisioned themselves, took time off for recreation, and worshiped their gods.

2. The other applications take you down to ground level and present a specific area of the city—for example, the Roman Forum, the Colosseum district, or the imperial palace.

3. When you have finished your flight over the city, register in the Rome Reborn Community on our website ( ), gauge your level of expertise, and see how you stack up against other users.

4. Then, after you have explored the other applications on the ground, you’ll want to go back up into the air to see how what at first seemed a jumbled mass of buildings—there are over 7,000 of them!—is starting to come into focus.

5. The Flight over Rome brings it all together and shows you how the individual buildings and monuments fit into a larger pattern of urban organization.

6. See the Forum, Colosseum, aqueducts, theater district, the imperial fora, the Circus Maximus, the imperial palace, the tombs of Augustus and Hadrian, the Pyramid of Cestius, and much, much more.

7. The application is the perfect place to begin enjoying the many applications that the Rome Reborn team is creating.

8. Once you get the big picture from this application, we are certain that your appetite for going down to ground level and exploring the individual monuments will be whetted.

9. You will see the city in a way that not even the ancient Romans could do--the hot air balloon was only invented in 1950 (we did use the word "magic," didn't we?).

10. Go on a flight in a hot air balloon over the entire now-vanished ancient city.

11. In no time, you will have a degree of familiarity with this greatest of ancient cities that only a handful of experts could claim to have after a lifetime of study.

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