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Much like Stainless Steel Studios' first game, Empire Earth, Empires: Dawn of the Modern World is a 3D strategy title in which players must lead a civilization to global domination. The game takes place from 950 AD to 1950 AD, which includes the Middle Ages, Gunpowder Age, Imperial Age, World War I, and World War II. Nations available for play include the French, Germans, United States, Koreans, Chinese, British, and Russians. Each nation has its own strengths and weaknesses; the Germans have significant air power while the Chinese make excellent use of gunpowder. Historically accurate units are available in each age, from plague-carrying cow carcasses thrown by catapult to the German V2 rocket. Dell latitude d620 graphics driver. The number and variety of units increases as each game progresses, allowing nations to do battle on land, at sea, and in the air. Single-player games offer random maps against up to seven computer opponents and a campaign mode.
There are three campaigns, each featuring one of the greatest military leaders in history: General Patton, Richard the Lionheart, and Admiral Yi. Empires' multiplayer component allows for up to eight players to fight together or against one another online. Rick Goodman is a guy who knows his real-time strategy games.
As the lead designer for Age of Empires, he dramatically improved the basic gameplay mechanics in the post-Starcraft era by deepening the gameplay, providing more control, more units, and a more complicated combat model. He continued this trend in his next game, Empire Earth -- a great title that some felt suffered a bit from being too broad (players could take 21 civilizations across dozens of time periods from cavemen to spacemen) and by being somewhat unfriendly to RTS newbies. His latest title, Empires: Dawn of the Modern World, might as well have been titled Empire Earth II because you get the same basic gameplay. The biggest difference is that the game's focus has tightened (there are only four time periods and nine civilizations), and the civilizations are more distinct and detailed. Fortunately for Empire Earth veterans and RTS fans, the changes work, making Empires: DotMW a must-have for serious strategy gamers. The game's still unfriendly to newbies, though.
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As is my usual pattern with RTS games, I started playing Empires in single-player mode. The single-player game consists of three different campaigns detailing the military careers of three military geniuses. The first is based on Admiral Yi's defense of Korea from a Japanese invasion. The second is about King Richard's defense of the British crown, and the last follows George Patton's march through North Africa and France. The single-player missions in the campaign are heavily scripted, and rely on placing the player in unusual situations with limited resources or units.
One mission in the Korea campaign, for example, has the player running last-ditch defenses of three castles in which the player attains victory by killing a certain number of enemies before being overrun. The player then has to sneak around the map and solve what is essentially a puzzle to take the castles back. Taken by themselves, the Empires campaign missions are a lot of fun. True, the script isn't very well written (and is overly expository), and isn't helped by mediocre voice acting that plays over the cutscenes. But assuming a player enjoys all kinds of unusual strategic situations with limited resources and units and solving strategic puzzles, the Empires campaigns are well worth the investment of time. On the other hand, once players start playing multiplayer, that's where Empires truly shines. The game offers two distinctive types of multiplayer games -- 'Action' and 'Empire Builder.'