Empires Dawn of The Modern world

By Gareth J. Von Kallenbach Syndicated Film Reviewer

Add SKNR content to YOUR site! Whether you're looking to enhance your website with movie and DVD reviews,information or to create an entirely new entertainment destination, Skiewed and Reviewed can help, by providing professional and honest reviews and information.

Member International Association of Film Critics. Contact me for more information about becoming a member site.

gareth@nwlink.com

See my reviews Featured at Rottentomatoes.com

Scarecrow Video, Voted by Premiere magazine, the #1 Video store in the country.

Check out my gaming site as I am mixing Galaxy Gaming News with sknr.net

Sideshow Collectables, your source for great movie stuff, Check out the hot T-3 Gear.

cover

cover

Half-Life 2

Click the link to pre-order this classic

Battlestar Galactica - The Complete Epic...

gareth@nwlink.com

cover

cover

gareth@nwlink.com

Book News: My First Book of Film reviews is coming. To reserve your copy, drop me an e-mail.

Timeline Videos

Grand armies clash with the fate of a nation in the balance in Empires Dawn of The Modern World, the latest Real Time Strategy game based on the popular Age of Empires engine.

Players select a nation and difficulty setting then race to explore, research, build, and advance through eras of technology before your opponent does. With an amazing array of units and building Empires is a nice progression from other games in the genre, as I took great pleasure in developing advanced weapons before my opponent and then unleashing a full barrage upon his units.

Empires wisely emphasizes the need for strategy over brute force to win. The artificial Intelligence and path finding in the game is about the same as other games using the Age of Empires engine but Empires does offer a wealth of animations for the units. I saw soldiers stop fighting to reload weapons and workers lay down to pass the time when not given an assignment. Resource collection was smooth in the game and on the lower difficulty settings I did not have as much trouble gathering enough resources as I have on other R.T.S.

Unit designs are solid and well balanced as is the multiplay, which offers variations of the standard deathmatch modes. My biggest issue with the game is that aside from nice animations, the game offers little that players have not already seen in previous games such as Empire Earth and Age of Empires II. That being said, if you are a fan of R.T.S. then Empires is a quality game that will entertain you.

3.5 stars out of 5. Gareth Von Kallenbach

Galaxy Gaming News

International Association of Film Critics.

Back to the main page.

Creation entertainment

Counter by Rapid Axcess
Counter by Rapid Axcess