Star Wars Empire At War Gold Pack
- Star Wars: Empire at War puts the potential to command an entire war for the Star Wars galaxy in the hands of players, giving them the freedom to determine how they play the game within the completely scalable and accessible gameplay. Set a few years before the events of Episode IV A New Hope, LucasArts new PC game lets players wage war on ground and in space, as well as experience the creation of the
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Not terrible I must say. Product came on time, sealed and new like it was stated. splendid service. no complaints.. would buy from this seller again.
Rating: 3 / 5
I have played many Star Wars sports meeting, I guess I buy alot of Star Wars related harvest.
I own Galatic Battlegrounds, many of the SW Shooters, RPGs, and the entire line of Rogue Squadron type sports meeting. Empire at War is better than Galatic Battlegrounds, but Lucas still comes up small, the Gameplay isn’t brilliant, I still prefer Command and Conquer, the Characters that make up the Star Wars galaxy seem to be there just as an afterthought.
I bought it beat it and tried to resell this product to a used store but they wouldn’t take it.
Rating: 2 / 5
I bought this because i like approach/role playing sports meeting. It was fun for about an hour. This game is so complex thats its just not fun. There is just too much information to remember to make it fun. On top of that the “manual” that comes with the game barely scrapes the surface leaving you to figure a lot out on your own. With a game this complex, figuring things out on your own is just not fun like in Mario Bros. You have to be a SUPER geek with LOADS of time on your hands (literally sit there all day for days on end) to fully get into and delight in this one. If you in fact have a life and have other things to tend to – this game will probably end up collecting dust.
Rating: 2 / 5
The product is regular with other lucas arts harvest. I do wish they’d develop another glide fighting game moreso than these approach battles.
Rating: 4 / 5
OK, I bought this game because I had owned Galactic Battlegrounds (with the Age of Empires engine) and had gotten pretty excellent at it. Unfortunately, when I tried to find another copy I found that the price had gone owing to the roof and was way too much (I had bought mine originally for $[...].) So I looked around for a substitute and found Empire at War. It claimed to be a real time approach game that offered command of an entire universe- sort of…
What I found was a limited sort of RTS that felt like you were in a straight jacket. There were so many restrictions over where you could go and what and where you could build. Sure, there were theoretically alot of planets to explore but you seldom got to see them because of restrictions on where you could “jump” as well as constant commands to do this or that. I thought that I was supposed to be in command here. As for the “universe”, it looked like a bunch of evenly spaced billiard balls on a penetrate game social class. Not realistic at all.
This game does have the added benefit of space combat, but if you are familiar with Star Trek Armada it will not seem so new. As for the cinematic screen that enables you to watch the action as a spectator, that’s just it- if you watch from that screen you are just a spectator and you give up the potential to command for as long as you watch. That’s not a excellent thought in the middle of a battle.
If I was to list one thing that I really liked it would be the ability to call down Y-Wing airstrikes- even if you do have to wait and wait for them. Why no orbital bombardment from capital ships?
It took me about three days to get from start to destruction of the Death Star because the controls and features are sufficiently different to require a learning curve. One more day and I was able to chase the imperial fleet from planet to planet until I captured the capitol by storm, and finished with the rank of General. I suppose I’ll try out the Imperial and Forces of Corruption mode, though I have no real guide to go over to the dark side or to use piracy, kidnapping and bribery…
In small, I can see why the grown-up Galactic Battlegrounds is so sought after even after Empire at War came out. They should have used the AOE engine. I am going to continue looking for an practically priced copy of Battlegrounds.
Rating: 3 / 5