
Empire Earth II: Gold Edition refines the series’ time-spanning gameplay with a host of new features. With advanced AI, picture-in-picture control, dynamic weather and many other additions, this RTS doesn’t just stand the test of time – it annihilates it.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.29/day in the week to Sep 2 → 0.86/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 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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Empire Earth II: Gold Edition refines the series’ time-spanning gameplay with a host of new features. With advanced AI, picture-in-picture control, dynamic weather and many other additions, this RTS doesn’t just stand the test of time – it annihilates it.
Create, build and your empire as you progress through 15 epochs and more than 10,000 years of history. Lead the great nations of Korea, Germany and America in the main campaign and Egypt, Russia and the Masai in The Art of Supremacy expansion (included in Empire Earth 2: Gold Edition). Become the greatest conqueror of all time in this essential sequel to the award-winning Empire Earth.
The original Empire Earth II
The Art of Supremacy expansion
(Multiplayer notice: Because the official multiplayer servers have been taken offline, playing over the Internet is no longer possible.)
Master 18 unique civilizations featuring new units, powers and leaders.
Relive legendary moments from human history across 6 globe-spanning campaigns - from the time of the Pharaohs to the reign of Napoleon.
Command 500 unique units and buildings in your epic rise to power.
Maintain control of different regions in real-time with the new Picture-in-Picture system.
Explore other impressive additions to Empire Earth; Take advantage of the new time-saving Citizen Manager system, adapt to ever-changing weather conditions and take on dynamic AI opponents.
Create and customize your own maps and civilizations.
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This Steam release is the [i]vanilla[/i] version of the game. Rebellion has confirmed that they currently don't plan updates or remasters at this point in time. This version has the same files as the 2005/2006 retail release. Empire Earth II is updated to ver. 1.2 and Empire Earth II: The Art of Supremacy is updated to ver. 1.0. To be fair, the only difference is that two of the 4:3 screen resolutions were replaced to max. 1920x1080. 4k or ultrawide resolutions are not available. If you're looking for a working online multiplayer, bug and crash fixes, all screen resolutions support (including 8K and ultrawide, with automatic font scaling), enhanced music and sounds, a proper DirectX 9 support, better camera zoom settings and hundreds of new features that don't change the original game balance nor strategy - you can install Unofficial Patch 1.6 for free, which is compatible with this Steam version. The Unofficial Patch 1.6 (UP1.6) is a free community update. It has been developed since 2014, with dedication and regular monthly updates ever since - and it is still updated today. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3733933685
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 77 reviews with recorded playtime.
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The game was part of my childhood, but I hoped they adding some services (Steam Cloud, native 16:9 support without any problems), but nothing can be perfect.. Sadly, Steam overlay also not working. The good news is, it runs perfectly without any modification. Maybe I'm noob, normal difficulty is hard as me. If you aren't professional RTS player, you should play easiest difficulty. Is it worth the price? Maybe. If you played this game and you love it, you should buy it! If not, but you interested it.. you must wait a sale.
I absolutely loved this game growing up. I've had to resort to some risky methods to try and find and play this game again. I thought i was insane and maybe i was the only person who ever played this game. Until i decided to search it up on steam 2 days ago expecting to be dissapointed but low and behold there it was in all it's glory Empire Earth 2. Thank you to whoever put it on steam thank you for bringing back a huge part of my childhood
This second installment is to me the best in the series. It feels very much like playing the first game, just more polished and future proof to where you can still enjoy it over 20 years after its release. In case you don't know anything about Empire Earth but know Age of Empires, Empire Earth is much the same, just a lot crazier and with a much wider age progression starting at the stone age and ending in the future. This can lead to some really unbalanced fights, where one party can end up far behind the others technologically, literally throwing rocks at the enemies advanced artillery. This is however what makes Empire Earth so fun. This second game brought quite a bit of new features and overhauled the way the game was played. You here age up into a new epoch with research points instead of resources, there are also special resources available for certain epochs. Beside that they overhauled a bunch of systems like the crown system, tech trees, citizen management and road systems, but most importantly you can change keybinds! The enemy AI also seems to have improved a lot. It manages its resources well, spreads out quickly and plays pretty aggressively. However, the teammate AI surprised me the most. Throughout most of the game I found it really bad and annoying to play with. It just passively built up huge armies camping in my bases around the map, leaving me to crush the enemy alone. I thought it was just lazy and overly defensive until I crushed the last enemy on the map and my passive AI friend turned on me and destroyed everything I had in minutes. I find it kinda crazy that the AI prepares for this last sudden death phase of the skirmish from the very start of the game. If you played this when it was still a relevant RTS title, I can definitely recommend giving it a go again. ————————————————————————————— [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45534557/]Help me out by following my Curator, I’d really appreciate it!![/url]
The Romans were stuck in the early ages with archers and legions...they didn't surrender until I had an entourage of tanks, airplanes, machine gunners, and 4 ICBM missile and they had...1 citizen. 10/10 would nuke that one particular citizen with 4 missiles again
Finally it is on Steam! This is classic RTS and sequel to loved original Empire Earth. I used to play this a lot. Edit: We need working Steam overlay on this game.
Get it! All I can say. Best series in the world for RTS.
[h1][b] An award-winning British independent studio? Puh-lease! Shame on you! You couldn’t add a couple of resolution options? Bezos is sending Oprah’s husband to Mars again next week! What’s your excuse? Early access to the kirking Hantavirus? Bloody Ebola? Empire Earth: 94 FPS cap?! Unlimited FPS in the menu screen. Vsync is available. Empire Earth II: Vsync option is gone. And no resolution beyond 1920 x 1200 is available. Empire Earth III: Vsync is back. But again unlike Empire Earth 1, resolution again only goes up to 1920 x 1200. [/b][/h1]
This game is goated. I can't tell how many hours I played this when I was younger
Ich häng wieder so drin, macht anders bock :D Ich kann nur jedem empfehlen, den Unofficial Patch 1.6 runterzuladen und den Language-Changer von der gleichen Website. https://ee2.eu/patch/ Damit geht auch Multiplayer wieder.
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