Empire Earth Gold Edition

When I was a child, I already played EE. At that time, I bought my first computer in my life in 2003, and the store gave me a lot of small games. Including one of Empire Earth, also has traditional Chinese. Then find the elders to take out the game file from the CD and save it to this day. Language (繁體中文Traditional Chinese) Empire Earth Empire Earth - The Art of Conquest Language.dll Download: https://mega.nz/folder/yiIXzLrL#VN3cdvlwb2XsEb34j1V8fA

Overall gem from when I was a kid, thank you for allowing to relive those moments in a responsible way.

Not the greatest game out there but it's perfect spent countless hours as kid playing this and I finally found it again

I played this game when it came out and it was a lot of fun. I also played it as multiplayer. Nice game and nice campaign. The only thing what I dont like and what I think is much better in AoE2 is the AI. In EE the AI has endless ressources (easy to see when you play with open map). So it doesnt matter hom much workers you kill or how good you bother their economy they will allways have enough ressources and can rebuild. I also had the feeling that the AI is hardest of you attack in the mid game and destroy some buildungs. all of the sudden the AI was went 2 3 eras forward. e.g they dont collect ressources but build units and go to next era or in island maps they build towers around the whole island. while you can build 3 or 4 they build 10 without collecting stone So the difference of the difficulties is just that the AI uses their endless ressources differently. Best way to handle is go to the last epoch and bomb the AI out of the game. So you prevent that it will be from 2 eras behind you to 2 eras infront of you. Still fun ;-) Try to make games via IP work to play with friends. thats best.

This game is an old classic, as we all can agree on (Those of us who have played it). I remember picking this game up in a charity shop around 9 years ago. Once I had painfully loaded the game up, because, for a six year old, installing the game with the sold out wizard is almost impossible, I was blown away by the amount of freedom you had over the game. You could put anything anywhere and advance through the epochs into different ages, whilst unlocking new buildings, soldiers, and upgrades along the way. Unfortunately, my little mind could not defeat the AI without using cheat codes, so the AI grew tiresome, as it always overwhelmed me. I started playing the game again recently, after finding it, and it is still as good as ever. The only difference now, being, I can actually outsmart and defeat the AI. Overall it is a very challenging, but fun, RTS game,