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Relive the complete span of human history! Lead the great nations of Korea, Germany and America in the base game and Egypt, Russia and the Masai in the add-on. Take part in the greatest battles in history of mankind. From quests for independence or rises to power, to the Civil and Wold War, Empire Earth 2 will show you all the faces of ancient and modern warfare. Choose your path from clear military dominance to a complicated diplomatic approach and look at the world from the perspective of famous leaders.
We are inviting you to a great journey into the history of great nations with the best instalment of this famous series. Along with small episodes of sci-fi, when the creators wanted to predict what will come in the future, it is one of the best RTS and historical game ever created.
Besides this is the only way to check out what would have happened when one tank would attack XV century Heavy Cavalry!
Multiplayer notice: multiplayer mode is available after registering your unique CD-key for the game. For details see: Support.
Age requirements: ESRB Rating: TEEN with Violence, Blood. PEGI Rating: 12+ with Violence.
Minimum system requirements: Windows XP or Windows Vista, 1 GHz Processor (1.4 GHz recommended), 256MB RAM (512 recommended), 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 7 (compatible with DirectX 9 recommended), minimum screen resolution of 800x600, Mouse, Keyboard.
Posted on 2010-03-18 10:01:54 by
twist0105:
Well, what can I say. RTS fans have a good day here. What's better than losing an entire day to the ebb and flow of an epic battle - "I've got him now, he can't resist this final push!"
Age Of Empires 2 Age of Kings, Empire Earth 2, and Rise of Nations - these were a series of games I'm dying to get back into my hands in a convenient DRM-free fashion. For the read more
historical RTS - and read that again, RTS (it's not Civ. If you want Civ, buy Civ) this was one of the staples. Here are some pros and cons, especially as compared to EE1:
Pros: The graphics are mildly improved, but truthfully a little low detail compared to some of today's highly textured game models. The interface is much improved; selecting idle workers and assigning tasks is much nicer, the tech tree is a little more cleanly exposed, and the icon/tooltip layout is much more helpful. (I hadn't played EE1 back in the day - bought EE1 recently because EE2 wasn't out yet - figuring out upgrades/required building progressions was a challenge). EE2 makes it much nicer. Many customization options on the random map setup screen. The bonus (i.e. first player to next age) system is interesting. Runs decently well on an old lappy (ran fine on a Pentium M 1500, 512MB Ram, ATI Raedon 32MB 7500) system.
Cons: Pathfinding is occasionally an issue. If it bugs you, yes, you'll occasionally encounter cavemen vs tanks situations. Graphics again - well, they're decent, especially compared to some other classics such as Starcraft or Age of Kings. They hold up better, but nothing spectacular.
If you're an RTSer, buy it - and steer clear of EE3! (They dumbed EE3 down in response to people who said EE2 - with 15 or so civs and about 100 minor upgrades to pick from per civ) was too complex.
GOG - Thank you thank you thank you - I've been waiting for this since you released EE1!
I'd give 4.5 stars really - it wasn't a perfect game, but an epic RTS, I wasted days of my life on it, and imho one of the best RTS options on here at the moment.
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Posted on 2010-04-02 12:42:48 by
wanderingsoul:
This is a pretty good RTS, but despite it's pretty visuals and new mechanics it doesn't seem to feel like the true successor to one of the best RTS games... For one, it feels much too easy compared to the first one. The AI can be easily conquered in maybe an hour or two. Don't get me wrong, it still makes a good game. The territories are an interesting new idea, tech points make read more researching more friendly, and battles look a lot more lively with the better graphics. Overall, if you want a decent RTS game, pick this up. If you want a GREAT RTS game, pick up EE1.
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Posted on 2011-06-05 04:54:46 by
BiTSLEDGE:
First things first, whenever I play this game I just know it's a rip-off of Rise of Nations, and I get an urge to go back and play that. Empire Earth was the Age of Empires rip-off, and this one is a Rise of Nations rip-off, except minus most of the cool stuff from Rise of Nations.
The AI in this game is really simple to beat, as said by many people already, so I won't beat around read more
the bush on that point. But the game has a lot of good things in it, the variety of civilizations is wide, the controls are the same as any other RTS (if you've played an RTS before you'll be able to hop right into this one), the territory system on maps is well made (and means you can't just run in and blow up town centres and win the game). So in short, not the best RTS ever, but certainly nowhere near the worst. My only real complaint is how derivative it is.
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