The Gauls calmly and logically planned for an organized assault on the Roman defenses of Alesia, which made the battle even more terrifying for the Romans. A near-run thing, the Romans defeated the Gauls though the prolonged contact with the Romans made the Gauls stronger and more dangerous in the long run.
Caesar leads the Romans against a massive Gallic army and must use all of his strategies to come out victorious in a battle that decides the state of Gallic liberty for the next five centuries.