Empire Earth 2

Online games

Information:

Release Date

2005/04/26

Developer

Mad Doc Software

Size

681MB

Language

Russian

System Requirements:

98 / 2000 / ME / XP / Vista / 7

Processor

1.5 GHz Pentium 4

RAM

256 MB

Graphic Card

NVIDIA GeForce 3

Game Description

Empire Earth 2 is an isometric real-time strategy game. You can play it online with a friend, even on a pirated platform. Moreover, both via LAN and online online. The gameplay is familiar to the RTS genre. Here you need to collect resources, rebuild and improve your base, acquire an army, destroy enemy units and enemy camps. Each type of troops is superior to some fighters, but inferior to others. On the maps it is necessary to capture territories to increase the population. They are allowed to group their charges into squads and choose a form of formation for them. And with the help of spies you can sabotage the work of the enemy’s buildings.

The series differs from other representatives of the genre in the change of eras. There are 15 in total and they span 13,000 years. It all begins with the Stone Age and ends with the Age of Synthesis. There are 18 factions available in Empire Earth II. There are France, Germany, Russia, Britain, Greece, Rome, Korea, America, China, Egypt, Japan, Turkey. Also available are the Incas, Masai, Aztecs, Babylonians, Mayans, Zulus. Each civilization has its own bonuses and 3 unique units. The process of assigning workers has become easier with the addition of a city manager.

The single consists of three campaigns - for Korea, Germany and the USA. Each of them has 8 missions. There is also the possibility of free online play, extended training and special scenarios, which are called turning points here. In the sequel, the balance was redone. The creators did not transfer the soldier upgrade from the original to the sequel. Battle tactics were simplified. But the graphics have improved noticeably. The online game now has a picture-in-picture feature. It makes it easier to monitor different parts of the location. You can send military plans to your living allies (and bots too). They can reject and accept these schemes, and then act on them.