Gladiator Begins has multiple levels of difficulty, with the hardest difficulty being Despair Mode, where the player must beat the game within a limited time and avoid death or they receive a Game Over. Special skills can be set to the desired buttons as well. The D-pad functions as equipping and removing weapons and armors that are dropped on the floor. The combat control consists of using the PSP analog stick for movement and the Square and Circle Buttons to attack left and right respectively, the Triangle Button for head attack and X Button for low attack. After winning a match, the player will earn money and AP and return to hub area to prepare for the next day or move on with the story. During different arenas and matches, there will be some replicated themes such as the battle aboard a ship and animals like tigers and elephants to fight against. Gladiators can knock off other gladiator's weapons and armors and pick them up to use it in their favor. During the match, the player will attack with armed weapons or with their bare hands at other gladiator opponents. In the arena, the player can prepare their gladiator with the proper equipments and move sets and choose from the available matches to enter. The player's gladiator will then begin his story working under his owner to pay off his slave debts by entering on multiple arenas. The player first starts off by creating a custom gladiator, choosing either male or female, body size, skin color, and facial details. Players can increase their gladiator's vitality, strength, and endurance with AP points earned by winning battles at the arena.
Gladiator Begins is an action game which incorporates various RPG elements. As Rome’s days of peace began to draw to a close, a new gladiator arrived at the Colosseum… The feud grew more desperate, and less secret, day by day.
A secret feud flared up between the aristocrats and soldiers who supported Commodus, Marcus’s son, and those who supported General Cassius. However, as Marcus entered his final years, the question of succession was raised, and tempers flared. He was gifted with a brilliant mind, and his influence brought peace, both at home and abroad. Marcus Aurelius Antoninus was the last of the “Five Good Emperors”.
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