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Empire Earth III in autumn News

PC News by Robert Purchese

26 February, 2007

Thanks to Vivendi we'll be able to rule the world again, as the company has announced the next instalment in the PC RTS series Empire Earth, due for release this autumn.

This third outing, developed by Mad Doc Software, will once again charge you with expanding one empire across the entire globe, starting in the distant past and progressing into the uncharted future, gobbling up anyone who stands in your way.

"Empire Earth III will take the series to the next level with its ability to capture the entire scope of the globe and give it to the hands of the player," said Cindy Cook, chief strategy and marketing officer for Vivendi Games.

The second and most recent game in the series was a solid strategy experience with few surprises and little to object too, leaving us to hope Mad Doc can pull out the creative stops with this time around. You can find our review elsewhere on the site, as well as a solitary screenshot for Empire Earth III.

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26/02/07 @ 16:35
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Not really a fan of the series, I wish someone else would give the "RTS meets Civ" concept a try.
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Rise of Nations?
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Empire Earth II was abysmal. Really dire.

Empire Earth I was very good - for its time.
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One of my favourite RTS games of all time, I just wished someone would do a more epic game like that - where a single real-time game will take you through the ages and will last as long as a game of Civ might last. Something spectactularly huge. :)

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