Its similar in theory to the Pitboss server for Civ IV, or playing chess by mail with someone in Greece. Then they organise when to play the RTS battles that follow in their own time. Whats left on the map at the end of the battle stays there - waiting for next time that terrain becomes a battleground.Īnother way theyve smoothed out the freshly-laundered gameplay is by simplifying the resource management - there are no longer five resources and units who rely on a number of them theres just cash and goods. The cloud system gently circling the globe is subtle and pleasing, and in the RTS element, the old functional graphics have been vastly improved, to the point where a physics engine determines how exploded lumps of btiildinq will interact with the terrain.įoregone conclusions can be skipped with a time-saving auto-resolve feature, so you wont have to mobilise your fleet of space-tanks against a peasant and a tree. Youll have to discover and use it to be any good, of course, but its designed to feel like a discovery rather than a tutorial mission chore. Much of the complexity of the previous games is there, but its not forced down your throat. Theres vital information at the top and a handful of buttons at the bottom, each opening up a modular set of menus.įrom these panels, you can access the deep underground vaults of options and settings. The overview map, from which the turn-based element of the game is conducted, is much like Google Earth. The first game (the only Empire Earth th.it wasnt developed by Mad Doc) divided human into 15 epochs, from scrap-happy cavemen to futuristic mech combat, and featured huge conflicts and fivepronged resource management that kept your attention split between pretty much everywhere.įor every compliment about the gameplay balance, thered be a lament about the dated and samey graphics.įor every respectful doff to the strategy, thered be a whimper alxxit information overload and micromanagement They were rewarding (james, but the reward was locked in a combination safe. They might be working on a game so ambitious in scope as to be daunting, but this is their fourth Empire-based release and they seem pretty confident.Įveryone also agrees that theyre not for part-timers or the tactically faint-hearted. Thats the overwhelming impression you get from meeting Mad Docs lead designer Matthew Nordhaus and producer Maximilien X Klaisner.
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