Empire Earth II: The Art of Supremacy

Mad Doc Software · Feb 14, 2006

Teen

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Empire Earth II: Art Of Supremacy redraws the borders, as your epic conquest continues. Command four new civilizations and earn bold victories as you march across the world. You'll be challenged for the ultimate prize: Establish your reputation as world's greatest leader - past, present and future! From the Pharaohs to Napoleon, relive mankind's most legendary moments in three new globe-spanning campaigns. Units persist across multiple scenarios Streamlined multiplayer matchmaking interfac.

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Critic 5.9 (4 critics) · Gamer 7.5

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GamesRadar_ US · Mar 13, 2006
6.0
On a more general level, you get some new units and civilizations, and you can tick a few boxes to create your own rather than using one of the pre-made ones. Some tweaks have been made to the graphics and to the game mechanics, such as the one enabling regular grunts to become heroes, but it's very much the same old stuff as before. Yawn.
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GameSpot
Brett Todd · Mar 01, 2006
5.4
If you're a hardcore Empire Earth II fanatic, The Art of Supremacy is probably a must-buy. There are a reasonable number of enticing goodies in this package, and the new campaigns provide at least seven or eight hours of gameplay. More casual followers of the series might want to hold back for this one to hit the bargain bin, though, since there isn't anything here that could be considered essential, and the retail price is a rather steep $30.
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Euro Gamer
Kieron Gillen · Mar 09, 2006
6.0
Of course, in terms of play, it was already feeling a little old. This hasn't changed in this add-on pack. While its best features still impress - its indirect control of the humble civilians, allowing you to send people from harvesting one resource to another with a couple of clicks and no looking helplessly around the map - it's RTS by numbers otherwise.
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jeuxvideo.com
Superpanda · Mar 30, 2006
6.0
Faut-il acheter cet add-on ? Pas forcément, car même si vous avez aimé le jeu original, les apports de l'extension ne sont vraiment pas indispensables. Certes, la jouabilité bénéficie des quelques nouveautés apportées çà et là et les trois nouvelles campagnes peuvent vous intéresser, mais le jeu paraît aujourd'hui bien vieillot avec son moteur graphique dépassé et son gameplay qui a du mal à soutenir la comparaison avec les références actuelles de la stratégie.
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