Watch “Caesar Rome Vs Gaul | Unboxing and First Look,” a board game unboxing for Caesar: Rome vs. Gaul from The Gaming Gang on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by The Gaming Gang on YouTube:
Jeff dives in to take a look at the new ancient history card driven game from GMT Games. Caesar: Rome Vs Gaul is for two players, ages 14+, and carries an MSRP of $60.00. Can you repeat history and conquer the Gallic tribes as Julius Caesar did? Or can the Gauls deny Rome their victory? You'll find out!
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0:00 Intro
2:08 Cracking open the game and taking a look at the rulebook
7:44 The counter sheets and player aids
9:40 Flipping through the card deck
14:19 Peeking at the game board
18:03 Wrapping up
Mainly playthroughs and unboxings. Caesar: Rome vs. Gaul is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 4 reviews, 4 how-to-play guides, 8 recorded sessions, 7 unboxings, and 1 other video.
2 players
120 - 240 min
Heavy weight: Expect a long teach
About Caesar: Rome vs. Gaul, from BoardGameGeek:
Caesar: Rome vs. Gaul is a fast-playing, easy-to-learn, two-player card-driven game on Caesar's conquest of Gaul. One player plays Caesar as he attempts to gain wealth and fame in Gallia at the expense of the Gauls. The other player controls all the independent tribes of Gaul as they slowly awake to the peril of Roman conquest.
Caesar: Rome vs. Gaul uses many of the core rules and systems used in Hannibal: Rome vs. Carthage. Players are dealt 8 cards at the start of each turn and use their cards to move their armies and place control markers. Players familiar with Hannibal: Rome vs. Carthage will quickly learn this game.
The game covers the height of the Gallic Wars, the period between 57 BC and 52 BC when Caesar campaigned back and forth across Gaul putting down one rebellion after another and invading Germania and Britannia. Units are individual Roman Legions or Gallic Tribes. Each turn represents one year.
-description from the publisher