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What more could you ask from a Star Wars game?вЂќ 1UP deemed it вЂњthe best Star Wars since Episode VI,вЂќ adding,вЂњItвЂ™s worth it for fans of to see their dreams unfurl in pyrotechnic, high-tech 3D glory.вЂќ GameSpot praised the game for being the first truly great Star Wars RTS, calling its graphics and sound вЂњuniformly breathtaking.вЂќ Yahoo! Games said that вЂњ Empire at War captures perfectly, and backs them up with a robust large-scale strategic game and no end of single and multiplayer content. While Empire at War didnвЂ™t have the resounding cultural impact of something like the Old Republic series, critics spoke fondly of the game upon release.

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Battles can be fought in over 80 locations from the galaxy far, far away if youвЂ™ve ever wanted to send the full might of the Empire to conquer the swamps of Dagobah, youвЂ™re in luck. Familiar faces like Luke Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Darth Vader, and Boba Fett are all playable, too. Players can take command of legendary war machines like the X-wing, TIE fighter, AT-AT, and Star Destroyer. In addition to the three campaigns, Galactic Conquest, and online and LAN multiplayer components, the game also has an alternate вЂњSkirmishвЂќ mode, featuring a more straightforward RTS experience, either on land or in space. вЂњGalactic ConquestвЂќ builds on the gameplay style established in story mode, giving players full access to all three battlefronts as well as resource-management elements itвЂ™s also the perfect way to revisit your favorite heroes and planets.

So, compared to similar games, thereвЂ™s a lot less multitasking when youвЂ™re in the heat of battle.ДЄfter youвЂ™ve experienced all the campaign content Empire has to offer, the skyвЂ™s the limit for where the war might be fought next.

Systems like base construction, resource allocation, and training new units can be managed from the galaxy map, where you amass your fleet between missions. Combat is tactical but largely automated, and land and space engagements can be вЂњauto-resolved,вЂќ letting players focus on the parts of the game that interest them most in a given session. A single click of your mouse will let you highlight an individual unit click and drag to quickly select a large group of troops and vehicles. ItвЂ™s a delicate balance, but Empire at War pulls it off: it brings something novel and exciting to those who have played this kind of strategy game in the past without alienating players who havenвЂ™t. Sure, it looks great and tells an original story in the Star Wars universe, but itвЂ™s also an inviting experience for newcomers to the RTS genre. WhatвЂ™s most impressive, coming back to the game more than a decade after release, is how easy it is to jump in and play. The gameвЂ™s story mode features animated cut scenes with full voice-over, giving added context to the action. Each faction comes with its own unique single-player story campaign, exploring the Galactic Civil War through a Legends-era narrative about the construction of the first Death Star and culminating with the iconic Battle of Yavin.

In Empire at War, players command the Rebel Alliance, the Empire, or - thanks to the included Forces of Corruption expansion - the criminal underworld. Feel like you could take on the whole Empire yourself? Get ready. Given the green light to work on a Star Wars project, Petroglyph took its decade-plus of experience with real-time strategy (RTS) games and put it to the test, crafting an real-time strategy game with three separate fronts: infantry skirmishes, space warfare, and galactic conflict. The Las Vegas developer had been founded in 2003 by veterans of the defunct Westwood Studios, maker of such titles as Dune II, Blade Runner (вЂ™97), and the award-winning Command & Conquer series. Originally launched in 2006, Empire at War was the first-ever game from Petroglyph.

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Plus, thanks to SteamвЂ™s huge mod community, additional content can be easily downloaded via the Steam workshop. And right now, a ton of classics are available at a discount in SteamвЂ™s Summer Sale - including Star Wars: Empire at War, in a newly optimized edition featuring online multiplayer support. Another batch of beloved titles, including Knights of the Old Republic II and Republic Commando, were added to XboxвЂ™s stellar backward compatibility program in April. ItвЂ™s a great time for Star Wars fans who play games. In Replaying the Classics, revisitsВ Star Wars games of yesteryear, examining why we loved them then and why they stand the test of time.

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