ThereвЂ™s an ancient Korean campaign, a Middle Ages German campaign, and a modern American campaign. This campaign can take quite a while, so Mad Doc is also including three shorter campaigns, each focusing on a different era in history. First, thereвЂ™s the traditional epic campaign, which requires you to start from the Stone Age and progress through all 15 epochs until you reach the end. There will be several different ways to play the game.

In addition, each civilization will have three unique military units that only it can build. The Turks, for instance, have a wall bonus that lets them construct walls faster and cheaper.

More importantly, each will have distinct bonuses and advantages that are native to them. To differentiate the civilizations and to add some personality into the game, each nation will have its own architecture and music. (Empire Earth II will actually tie into another Vivendi-licensed game by incorporating the robots from the Earthsiege games.) There will be 15 civilizations in the game, including German, English, American, Greek, Babylonian, Incan, Turkish, and Aztec. The game begins in the Stone Age and continues through to a relatively distant future dominated by giant robots. Like the original game, Empire Earth II will be an epic-scale real-time strategy game covering a wide span of history, this time from 10,000 BC to AD 2230.

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