Wholesome, easy to learn and difficult to master you can easily invest a lot of effort in the replay value of it all.īeing a big fan of Age of Empires, this review gets slightly higher because of all the extra features but not any higher because of its look is dated in comparison. Multiple ways to manufacture resources to keep sending reinforcements to the front lines. Civilizations which have all their own special benefits and offensive power. I remember leader dudes you could buy that are good in any period of time (spanning across 500,000 years of history) that helped defend raid attacks. Also containing single-player campaigns, the general AI was very challenging and engaging. From the primitive age, World War 2 to the Epoch of space the dynamic choices to grow is something I hold very highly in this genre of competition. The real-time elements and a DLC I owned digitally somewhere in 2013, this was original released to the public in 2002.
Not doing a video game review in a while, the Empire Earth franchise is an underrated bird-eyes strategy experience. There is no reason to give this game hate. I have the best LAN parties with this game. A video game review written by Lee Sonogan
