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UPC: 0805529209091

Platform: PC

Rating: T-Teen

Publisher: Microsoft

Genre: Strategy

Game Name: Rise of Nations

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Found a new nation and nurture it through the ages to dominate the world in this real-time strategy game from the co-creator of the Civilization series. The Big Huge Games studio was founded by Brian Reynolds, lead designer of Sid Meier's Civilization II and Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, who applies his nearly peerless empire-building strategy expertise to this Age of Empires-style RTS. Though military conquest is certainly an effective method of global domination, the game is designed such that civic and diplomatic development are equally important, and offer alternate means to ultimate victory. Rise of Nations strives to take only the most enjoyable elements of real-time strategy games and apply these in a new way. As in many turn-based strategy games (and also the 2001 sleeper RTS Kohan: Immortal Sovereigns), resources in Rise of Nations are constituent features of the land, as opposed to discrete mines and forests to be exploited and forgotten. Claim a resource by claiming the territory in which it lies. The player improves collection rates not by assigning more workers, but by advancing technologically and constructing better processing facilities in the nearby cities. The inherent complexity of Rise of Nations is balanced by its artificial intelligence. For example, unlike the peons or peasants in many other real-time strategies, the worker units in this game are designed to seek out new jobs when they finish a project, looking for resources to collect, repairs to make, or buildings to erect or improve. The player does not need to constantly check worksites, or click an "idle peasant" button to keep the workforce at work. Other strategic elements may be similarly managed by auto-government, though the player always has the option of delving in for hands-on control of any aspect of play. The player's faction stakes its claim to history as it establishes its first city, which also sets borders that define the nation's territory. Good civic management encourages stability and growth and as additional cities are founded, the borders expand. When the borders of growing nations begin to squeeze up next to one another, diplomatic negotiation and military might become crucial as well. There is great profit to be made in trade, and a neighboring country may be a useful ally, but the wisest state acts in its own long-term best interests first. Strike the right balance of civic infrastructure, diplomatic influence, and military support. Eventually, the wise ruler will lead the nation to rise through eight eras of development, from sticks and stones to nuclear warheads, enduring, out-negotiating, and overpowering the competition.

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Microsoft

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0805529209091, 0805529209114, 5017783024296

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T-Teen

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Strategy

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Rise of Nations

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2003

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USA

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Mouse, Keyboard

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Blood and Gore, Violence

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by tf37
Dec 28, 2016Top favorable review
Rise of Nations - Windows 7
While being an older game, I had never played it. I continue to replay Age of Empires and Age of Kings quite bit for fun. So I thought I'd get a little more modern game of sorts, and I like these types of games. No pressure most of the time to rush into things. I have a series of Ghost Recon, and I have Shogun, and some Tomb Raiders, but enjoy things like Age of Empires setup. I received this game and was having issues with it on Windows 7 32bit system. After a couple days of research on why my game wouldn't play, but install ok it seemed, just would not play...I found an item about an update installed that was the issue. It turned out that KB3082655 if installed is the issue. I removed that update, and the games seems to work just fine now. So...for what it is worth to anyone ... While being an older game, I had never played it. I continue to replay Age of Empires and Age of Kings quite bit for fun. So I thought I'd get a little more modern game of sorts, and I like these types of games. No pressure most of the time to rush into things. I have a series of Ghost Recon, and I have Shogun, and some Tomb Raiders, but enjoy things like Age of Empires setup. I received this game and was having issues with it on Windows 7 32bit system. After a couple days of research on why my game wouldn't play, but install ok it seemed, just would not play...I found an item about an update installed that was the issue. It turned out that KB3082655 if installed is the issue. I removed that update, and the games seems to work just fine now. So...for what it is worth to anyone finally buying this game, late as it may be like me, and has issues with Windows 7 32bit, or 64bit, perhaps that KB is the issue. Remove it and perhaps you'll be having fun such as myself now. From what I can say so far, and only playing a learning game, there is a fair difference in how to achieve things like in Age of Empires, and selecting buildings to build, advancements and troop building, but surely with more practice it all become natural. I look forward to playing it some more, but thing was to share my problem about it not working at all at first. Hope it helps
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: swsolutions
by 1365499794@deleted
Jul 13, 2016Top critical review
It didn't work
I tried on 4 different computers and tried everything to fix it but the game just wouldn't work.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: haarp25
by clancykid
Nov 21, 2008
Rise of Nations, fun game for non gamers
First off, I am an old guy! I am retired and tired, so I don't play video games very often. I bought Rise of Nations for the long winters we have here in Montana, as a diversion from the mindless drivel that is on TV. I find that I have had a load of fun already. The instructions are very easy to understand, and the format of the game makes it easy to get started right away. The game has two aspects, the sims and the fight. You need to get on the sims in order to build an army to fight, so they are linked. Being a non gamer, this provides no down time, and you stay busy through out the entire process. The graphics are very well done, from the start in primitive man, right up to the modern world where you go from sticks and arrows and swords to tanks and airplanes and nukes. ... First off, I am an old guy! I am retired and tired, so I don't play video games very often. I bought Rise of Nations for the long winters we have here in Montana, as a diversion from the mindless drivel that is on TV. I find that I have had a load of fun already. The instructions are very easy to understand, and the format of the game makes it easy to get started right away. The game has two aspects, the sims and the fight. You need to get on the sims in order to build an army to fight, so they are linked. Being a non gamer, this provides no down time, and you stay busy through out the entire process. The graphics are very well done, from the start in primitive man, right up to the modern world where you go from sticks and arrows and swords to tanks and airplanes and nukes. There are several levels of game play, from easy to very hard. Easy is exactly that, it is nearly impossible to loose, and very hard, it is extremely hard to best the computer, at least for a non gamer. There is a on-line game play, but I have not had the time to try that out yet. All in all, it is worth a few bucks to try out at least. You can download a trail version from Microsoft, and as the game is a few years old, you can get it pretty cheap here on eBay. It is worth a try in my opinion.
by srst1ztktsa@deleted
Jul 03, 2007
Definitely more pros than cons
RTS games are probably my favorite. I would have to say that this game is definitely a good one... though it is a little older. I would have to say that it is very similar to Age of Empires in format and play, you advance ages, gain certain units, and build your army's. the reason that i rate it a 4 instead of a five is because i have honestly played better (civilization, Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle Earth, etc.) one reason that this pulls a second instead of a first is the micromanagement of your nation. In civilization you don't have to be quite as precise and exact. Also I tend to lean more toward fantasy instead of real life (LOTR) because it tends to capture my imagination better. However, some of these things may be pros and not cons to other players.RTS games are probably my favorite. I would have to say that this game is definitely a good one... though it is a little older. I would have to say that it is very similar to Age of Empires in format and play, you advance ages, gain certain units, and build your army's. the reason that i rate it a 4 instead of a five is because i have honestly played better (civilization, Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle Earth, etc.) one reason that this pulls a second instead of a first is the micromanagement of your nation. In civilization you don't have to be quite as precise and exact. Also I tend to lean more toward fantasy instead of real life (LOTR) because it tends to capture my imagination better. However, some of these things may be pros and not cons to other players.
by flex-simpa
Jul 18, 2017
good game
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