
Empire Earth II: Gold Edition refines the series’ time-spanning gameplay with a host of new features. With advanced AI, picture-in-picture control, dynamic weather and many other additions, this RTS doesn’t just stand the test of time – it annihilates it.
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Empire Earth II: Gold Edition refines the series’ time-spanning gameplay with a host of new features. With advanced AI, picture-in-picture control, dynamic weather and many other additions, this RTS doesn’t just stand the test of time – it annihilates it.
Create, build and your empire as you progress through 15 epochs and more than 10,000 years of history. Lead the great nations of Korea, Germany and America in the main campaign and Egypt, Russia and the Masai in The Art of Supremacy expansion (included in Empire Earth 2: Gold Edition). Become the greatest conqueror of all time in this essential sequel to the award-winning Empire Earth.
The original Empire Earth II
The Art of Supremacy expansion
(Multiplayer notice: Because the official multiplayer servers have been taken offline, playing over the Internet is no longer possible.)
Master 18 unique civilizations featuring new units, powers and leaders.
Relive legendary moments from human history across 6 globe-spanning campaigns - from the time of the Pharaohs to the reign of Napoleon.
Command 500 unique units and buildings in your epic rise to power.
Maintain control of different regions in real-time with the new Picture-in-Picture system.
Explore other impressive additions to Empire Earth; Take advantage of the new time-saving Citizen Manager system, adapt to ever-changing weather conditions and take on dynamic AI opponents.
Create and customize your own maps and civilizations.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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i got this trilogy because the reviews were mainly good and getting all 3 was cheap enough. however, playing this one i have on countless advances found troops stopping to look at the surroundings. an example, i sent 30 troops to capture a base. one troop arrived while 29 scattered along the route in no mans land. it took a further 2 attempts to get them all there as unless they were all on screen they did not follow orders. this is not ideal in any strategy game where you have multiple fronts, just like this one. this is a fundamental flaw to game design and now i understand why no one was plugging this on release as AOE games have no such issues and look as well as play better. this one also has easily the worst spoon feeding tutorial i have seen by a margin. they REALLY made sure to get their money's worth from the guy doing voiceover...wow not a bad game otherwise but on the above points alone i would not recommend to anyone i like. others can have at it
Game from when i was a kid 100% should play
Thank you Rebellion!
[h1]Empire Earth II - An old game with an interesting idea.[/h1] [b]Idea[/b] The main idea of the game is that there are 15 eras, starting from the Stone Age and ending with the future. The package includes the original Empire Earth II and Empire Earth II: The Art of Supremacy. 3 companies with 8 levels each in the original and 3 companies with 5 levels each in the DLC. Each company has its own era period. They touch on history a little, but they don't have a good plot; it's basically just a battleground with quests and conditions. There are a lot of factions in the game, but there are almost no differences between them, with a few exceptions. The game does not have any diplomatic mechanics, at least not in its current state. All you can do is make a plan for an attack, or send resources and soldiers to someone, or create an alliance (for free or in exchange for resources). [b]Resources[/b] About resources in the game, there are a lot of different resources for each era, such as old eras where you don't need uranium or oil. And in the future, you won't need tin. On the one hand, it's an interesting idea, but it's essentially a simple grind. In the same Warcraft, there's only gold and wood, and that's enough. The game itself is quite long, and if you want to complete the campaigns on high difficulty, the levels can last an hour or more. The battles take a long time to complete, but this is a good feature related to exploration. [b]Technology research.[/b] Research technology is one of the main mechanics of the game there are only 3 types of research (War Economy and Imperial) 4 improvements for each type. Each improvement is saved until the end of the game Even if the era has grown a lot. To move to another era you must study at least 6 technology and then there is a choice you can go to the next era by gaining a quick advantage in technology or you can study the remaining 6 studies and only then go to the era by becoming stronger than your opponent (if he studies only 6 studies out of 12) Each era has different studies. After studying 4 studies of one branch, you will receive a crown that will give you 1 special bonus (for example, the military can strengthen archers or artillery, and there are many other bonuses). The crown is passed on in turn between all players, but if you switch to another era, all the studies will change, which means that you will lose the crown until you restore the necessary studies. There are a lot of units, despite the small differences in the factions, but the tanks are just regular units with different types of armor and attacks. The game progresses slowly, with a slow transition between eras, but it's still quite interesting for its time (20 years ago). The companies can be challenging. However, the bots are quite dumb, which can be a bit frustrating. There are a lot of units, despite the small differences in the factions, but the tanks are just regular units with different types of armor and attacks. The game progresses slowly, with a slow transition between eras, but it's still quite interesting for its time (20 years ago). The companies can be challenging. However, the bots are quite dumb, which can be a bit frustrating. [b]GRAPHICS PROBLEMS![/b] There are texture bugs in the game due to the Gold Edition, but they can be solved by adjusting the graphics settings. Simply lower the quality of some textures from high to medium and experiment a bit. [b]Empire Earth IV[/b] Empire Earth IV - A modification that's worth mentioning if you've played the original and enjoyed it, you can try this modification (especially with friends) The mod completely breaks the game, taking it to an absurd level where there's no balance. Tanks are now 20-40 times more expensive, but they're now REAL tanks that can destroy everything. A vast number of building units have been added, and the balance has been completely compromised. The mod has huge bugs that can crash the game and bots just break down due to new content (you can only play normally with people), but it's worth a try. He's very fanciful and absurd. [b]Result[/b] This game deserves a 6-7/10 rating, and it's easier to say that it doesn't try to jump above its head. For me, the game is still great because it reminds me of the past. One of the first strategy games I played, along with Warcraft and Lotr. If you like strategy games like this, you can play it, but don't expect anything extraordinary.
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I played it from 2013 to 2015 I'm glad to see this game again
One of the best childhood birthday presents I ever received! The nostalgia never lost its flavour!
Одна из любимейших стратегий детства. Обожал ее за возможность пройти путь развития от первобытных людей до роботов. Это сильно выделяло ее, для меня, на фоне Age of Еmpires. Очень рад, что она наконец-то появилась в стиме и запускается на современном ПК без танцев с бубнами. Некоторым издателям стоит поучиться. Да, игра уже устарела, графика сильно отстала, HD ремастер бы не помешал, но зато в честные 16:9 разрешении, без каких либо проблем, через настройки игры. А русский язык качается с интернета по первому запросу. Всем кто играл в нее в нулевые обязательно к покупке. Ну и фанатам РТС которые по разным причинам пропустили ее в то время.
joya
Хорошая игра, для своего времени.
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