評論

• gamedeal user

  Jun 14, 2014

  It's like Civilization and Age of Empires had a baby and Steam just now got around to sending out cigars, even though the kid's like 10 now. Cool kid though, great game!
• gamedeal user

  Mar 16, 2022

  2022 and still better then most strategy games out there
• Crispywaffle

  Oct 9, 2022

  this game lets you launch a nuclear warhead at a innocent civilian working at the local quarry 10/10
• Renz

  Nov 13, 2022

  Played this a lot in the early 2000s before picking it back up for the occasional comp-stomp in the 2020s. It's aged well and is just as fun to play now as it was back then.
• Tanioka

  Nov 19, 2022

  Unparalleled and borderline perfect to this day. The only real issue stems from the fact that Extended's damage modifier values are bugged, meaning some units / buildings will deal / receive either more or less damage than intended in the original 2003 release - though community workarounds for this exist, so y'know, not the end of the world. Now, when the hell are we gonna get Rise of Legends as well?
• gamedeal user

  Oct 26, 2014

  Rise of Nations has been my "go to" game for many years when I wanted a challenge without a lot of story line investment. It's great to kill an hour or an afternoon, and has so much variety that even after years of playing I know I haven't come close to doing a quarter of the combinations available. When the Extended Edition came out I was skeptical about spending money on a game I already had, but it has been well worth the price. The graphics are crisper, there is more variety in maps and nations, and it is at least as much fun as the original. So when I don't want the emotional investment of DoA, or the horror of ME3, I just sit down and crank up my old faithful to see if I can blast the Mongols to ashes with my nuclear warheads before they develop nuclear missille shields. Boom.
• Mr Joe

  Dec 4, 2022

  There is some limitation in the depth, but the game is fun on the surface. It runs on most machines, and it doesn't have any modern monetization bs.
• sirnori

  Dec 4, 2022

  Seriously underrated RTS
• gamedeal user

  Nov 8, 2014

  I've been playing Rise of Nations for about ten years, since I was little. Probably the best RTS I've ever played. General: > Citrus repairs nuclear-powered aircraft carriers. > Titanium intensifies the Russian Winter. > Sheep make your civilization smarter. > War Elephants instantly transform into tanks. > Horses make tanks cheaper. > Papyrus makes it cheaper to invent electricity. > Rafts with bonfires instantly transform into nuclear attack submarines. > Bears make it cheaper and easier to create the Department of Homeland Security and institute the draft. > The Aztecs can field tank divisions. > The Mongols support their horse archers with fighter jets. > American Hoplites and Cataphracts. > You can bribe trebuchets to transform into howitzers. Conquer the World Campaigns: > Play as Alexander the Great; beat up Indians and steal their elephants. > Play as an European or Native American power; beat up Carribbean islanders and steal their rum. > Play as Napoleon and stop Lewis & Clark's nefarious expedition. > Play as Mikhail Gorbachev, eliminate Jimmy Carter's NATO and steal Ronald Reagan's nukes. > Help the Americans and Chinese fight the Mongols and Ottomans in World War I for control of Mongol-held SIberia. 11/10
• NukaColaQuartzz

  Jan 2, 2023

  Best RTS game hands down, if I could marry a game it would be this one.