
Empire Deluxe Combined Edition is the latest in the classic Empire Series of games, which has spanned almost five decades. Empire Deluxe is a game about taking cities. Starting with just one, the city enables a commander to produce units. These units in turn can directly attack or support the attack of more cities.
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Languages: English
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I've been playing this game since the 1980s. It's a great game and more people should play it.
I've played every iteration of Empire since the early 1980's to present day. This will always be my favorite game.
I have not played this game for several decades. One of the the first PC games i purchased. Glad to be playing it again.
I want to play Civilization on the maps generated by this game. That's how good this game is.
Not just from nostalgia, this is a fun turn based all out war game where the winner has the best supplies and supply lines.
Enjoy the strategy
classic strategy game. I first played it on an ASCII terminal. This modern version has much better graphics, but it's still a blast to play. Every game is different, which is something I like. I have a couple of saved settings - one for a smaller world against 2 AI for a shorter game. The second is a larger world against 3 AI players, for a longer game.
An original that still holds up
I was thrilled to find this game on Steam. It brings back great memories of playing it on a 386 machine. I was able to jump in fairly quickly after getting used to a few new keyboard shortcuts. The same methods of creating patrols, sending out armadas (carriers, subs, destroyers, battleships) and using planes/bombers to uncover new territory are as fresh now as they were when I played the original game. Waypoints and pathing helps when bringing resources to new fronts and changing production types as your territory expands to make sure you have the right mix of units are all part of the fun!
This game has been around since back in the early PC days, yet is still so engaging. It's a build, conquer, expand game that focuses on the combat and creating a good supply chain of troops and units. That could soon become very tedious in a game with a large map and I have seen it be very tedious in other games, however this game has a lot built into it to manage that automatically, with convoys, paths, auto explore mode, etc. So many different type of units, all of which can be heavily customized if need be. I have done a little customization to make some of the units more viable, as I found their production or construction time to be such that the game would be well decided before they became a factor. It is so addictive despite its retro graphics,
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