Regardless of whether you've played other games like it, you'll find that Empire Earth is massive--more than most real-time strategy games would dare to be.

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Empire Earth II is a historical real-time strategy game, which attempts to cram in several thousand years of scientific development into a few hours. This follows on from the original, ...

In Empire Earth, the last two ages (Digital and Nano Ages) are set into the moderate future. In the Art of Conquest, a third future age, the Space Age, is available. It deals with space colonization.

Empire Earth III makes use of the rock-paper-scissors approach to unit design. As long as you've got the right balance of units to take on cavalry, infantry and support units, ...

Empire Earth II is a really, really big game. Lots of people like to throw the word epic around, but this is certainly appropriate. Not only for the many periods of history involved, but for all ...

Empire Earth II, while solid enough, was a distinctly unglamorous wander through the choicest parts of humanity's history in an RTS fashion. Its handful of novel features were dressing on a very ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Empire Earth: The Art of Conquest Art of Conquest added several new features to the original Empire Earth, including new units, new civilizations (Japan ...

While playing Empire Earth 2: The Art of Supremacy was enjoyable enough, it looks old. While it wasn't ahead of graphical progress on launch like its prequel, in 2005 was acceptable.

I installed Empire Earth 3 on my new Windows 7 upgraded PC, and ran it, but there is no mouse. The EE3 mouse image appears, but just sits there in the middle of the screen.

Empire Earth Review Regardless of whether you've played other games like it, you'll find that Empire Earth is massive--more than most real-time strategy games would dare to be.