The Grito de Dolores Historical Battle - As the Bourbon Reforms granted the Spanish elite more power and diminished that of the church, resentment grew among the rural Mexican population. In addition, the Mexican Age up mechanic allows the advancement of the civilization by choosing from different States, which provides special shipment cards and bonuses that conform to every playstyle.
The Mexican civilization provides a broad range of new content, including: two new Explorers, a unique Revolution mechanic, 8 units, 2 buildings, and a new Home City with shipment cards specific to the Mexicans, along with the brand new ‘Grito de Dolores’ Historical Battle. At your disposal are cavalry, infantry, a huge and powerful military arsenal, as well as equipment that allows you to destroy any, even the most insidious opponent.This content brings the Mexicans as a playable civilization to Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition for the very first time. The main aspect of the game is the combat system, which is diverse and gives the player a lot of opportunities to destroy one or another enemy. You will again have to plunge into an unpredictable and rather interesting world, taking on the role of a manager and try to properly manage resources, build more and more new buildings, control stocks, discover the best lands and take care of the complete safety of your people passing through the centuries. The changes in the improved version did not affect the overall gameplay and game mechanics, which will definitely please fans. Publishing: Tantalus Media, Forgotten EmpiresĪge of Empires III: Definitive Edition is an improved version of the original part of the legendary series of games developed in the strategy genre, where all the action takes place in real time.Īs for the composition of the game, it includes the base version with the theme of the conquest and conquest of America, as well as two additional expansion packs where the player can learn about the Aztecs and many Asian dynasties.
Developer: Tantalus Media, Forgotten Empires
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