
With dozens of hours of gameplay set across a rich tapestry of time, Empire Earth: Gold Edition offers real-time strategy for the ages. Choose any point in time - from the discovery of fire to the laser battles of the future - and command your civilization with one goal: make Earth your Empire.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 1.14/day in the week to Sep 2 → 1.29/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 24 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 9 places towards #1, and the 2,404 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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With dozens of hours of gameplay set across a rich tapestry of time, Empire Earth: Gold Edition offers real-time strategy for the ages. Choose any point in time - from the discovery of fire to the laser battles of the far-flung future - and command your civilization with one goal: make Earth your Empire.
Advance a fledgling civilization through the course of history, as you build an empire capable of dominating the Earth. From humble beginnings you must carefully use natural resources if you want to prosper. As you progress through time you’ll uncover new technologies, buildings and weapons - but be warned, advancement doesn’t necessarily mean success! Your civilization might flourish in one epoch only to become history in the next.
The original Empire Earth
The official The Art of Conquest expansion pack
(Multiplayer notice: Because the official multiplayer servers have been taken offline, playing over the Internet is no longer possible.)
4 single-player campaigns set across 29 different scenarios in the original Empire Earth.
3 further campaigns and 18 scenarios in The Art of Conquest expansion.
15 different epochs to advance through, from the Prehistoric to the Space Age.
More than 200 different units to develop and take into battle on land, sea and air.
Editor tools to create and customize your own empires, scenarios and campaigns.
2 modes to suit your style – Standard mode offers a more strategic empire-building game, while Tournament mode offers faster-paced RTS action.
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Eu comprei esse jogo originalmente numa revista lá em 2004. Eu diria que foi o auge do RTS. Eu Amava Age of Empires 2. Mas quando conheci esse jogo, joguei por meses. Fiz meus primeiros amigos online - conheci até ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ na época e aprendi a falar um pouco de inglês. Eu tinha uns 9/10 anos! Me lembro que o jogo online tinha até um sistema de Ranking na época. Enfim, era bem legal e ter a oportunidade de jogar novamente é muito nostálgico e divertido. A comunidade está fazendo um Remaster desse primeiro jogo que se chama Empire Eternal, já está disponível para colocar na wishlist da Steam. Vai ser lançado pela Microprose.
Adoro questo gioco, mi riporta indietro di 20 anni, ma necessito della versione in italiano per far raffiorare completamente tutti i ricordi.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 162 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Another great classic for those who loves RTS. Especially when it goes through ages, from the ancient eras into the future. One of the rare RTS that challenge the complexity and kept a good storytelling, especially the campaign that's not only fun, but inspire us to study history and think critically about our future. Totally recommended.
I can't even beat the AI, even with cheats. The unlimited power cheat doesn't help because the AI seems to be cheating too. I've noticed this many times. I'm actually good at strategy games, and I played Empire Earth a lot when I was a kid. I bought it for nostalgia, but it just doesn't hold up today. The lack of multiplayer makes it even worse, and overall it's just not that enjoyable anymore. I really wanted to like it, but I regret buying it.
Great blast from the past
Für alle geeignet, die das alte, klassische Empire Earth und Zeitalter der Eroberungen (Age of Conquest) gerne zocken wollen. Leider keine Upgrades und Neuigkeiten, alles beim alten, aber für 6 Euro ist das für mich gut genug.
Eskiden ne oynardım be
old school
This game is absolutely what I remember. I played it for days when I had the original on my computer. I ran into a bug that would not let me run the expansion. I was able to fix it when I opened the original game first. Then closed out and opened the expansion. I hope this helps!
Update I did a practice match to see all the units in the game and was surpised by how many they were. It took me about 3 hours to go from clubs to lasers. The club guys do about 7 damage and the lasers do 70 damage or more. I found getting to the laser age confusing. The best way to get food seems to be fishing. You spend that food on population and sending people into buildings for them to grow. This takes forever to do. Again about 3 hours. I thought it was interesting that buildings stop making units after awhile. The stable makes horses for awhile and then stops when you get tanks. I think the units and base building is good and holds up today. The 3 hour grind to get to that point is pretty ridiculous. Its safe to say most games should end around the copper age when you first unlock siege. Good but odd. The game starts out super slow and easy to learn but once you hit around the copper age, the game just explodes in difficulty. I do play a lot of rts games so I was able to breeze through the early levels. The 2nd level in Campagin did take me over an hour and felt impossible at times. In some ways, I really enjoy all the ideas in this. It feels fresh. I think each unit and upgrade makes sense and plays well but the actually combat system is werid and Im not a fan of it. Overall, I think the core of the game is good, even in 2026, some of the features in this I am a big fan of. I do find this game frustrating cuz it takes forever to get resources and build an army and in seconds, all your work can just dissapear. I do enjoy all the units and the maps and everything, its just the actually strategy part Im not a fan of.
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