The game is fast & very addictive. You build your way through the levels. You can also spend hours & not even notice.

New buildings, new terrains, new options! The first one in the series was great already, and this one's even better with the new features added! The gameplay is very similar to My Kingdom for the Princess, but I like the Roads of Rome series more. I think it has prettier graphics and animations, and it's a bit less frantic and stressful. Also, there are no "in-between/bashing" levels to spoil the fun, as in MKFP. The levels are varied, lovely to look at, and very well thought-out. The timing to finish each level was just right for me, even though I'm usually not the greatest with timed games -- not frustrating in any way. You can't go wrong with this one!

I just finished all of the levels, liked this one better than Roads of Rome I. It is challenging and changing enough to keep you playing.

I really like the roads of rome series. The game gets more challenging while going through and I spent some time trying to reach gold on each level. If you like time management games then you will love this series.

I love these kind of games !!! It was a bit to easy for me and way to short, would love to have much more levels. But besides that, awesome game !!!!

I like this game more in the relaxed mode... relaxing game to play!

Great game for all ages! The increasing dificulty makes it challenging.

I enjoy certain kinds of time mgmt games and this one tops the list. I could play and replay this game over and over, it's just that fun and was that challenging!

I love this game. I enjoy the time management games, and this hits that with an extra dose of thrill. Trying to build things and complete the tasks in the time allotted can be a real challenge. I've had to redo some levels multiple times to win the best medal/score on those levels. It's got sort of a puzzle quality to it, while it has a huge time management factor to it. Love it!

I love this kind of game when it is this well done. I have many, many levels still ahead of me, but each is, of course, successively more challenging. I try to take a look at the entire landscape before starting, but often I will end up choosing to 'run it again' once I've been through a course to improve my finish time. Fun!