Age of Mythology Computer Game

Pros: Myth units, spells, selection of deities

Cons: Minor nitpicky details

The Bottom Line: AoM is the next installment in a successful real time strategy series and really shows the best that the RTS genre has to offer.

Review: I have been a big fan of Ensemble Studios since the release of Age of Empires 2 (AoE2). When I found out that they were producing an "Age" game based on the mythology of various civilizations, I knew that this was a game I had to own. I don't know how...

Pros: It's all about the myth.

Cons: Graphics.

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Review: THE BASIC BEEF
It’s finally here! After first hearing of Ensemble Studios’ latest project, I was no less than thrilled. The outcome? The finest, and hopefully not last installment in their RTS library. After Age of Empires and Age of Empires...

Pros: Pretty, fun, interesting god powers, rotateable camera, zoom feature, lots of things to research

Cons: Screwy difficulty settings, Odd scale on some things. Can't play defensively

The Bottom Line: It's still a great game, where you can use great strategy. It's just that you might have to use cheats and that cheapens the experience.

Review: Since a lot of other people have already commented on the graphics and mythological aspects of this game, I'm going to start right in with my gripe about single player game play. Although I'll mostly be complaining, I still like the game. I wouldn't ...

Pros: An easy to use interface that makes you use extreme strategy.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: A very fun, challenging game that will keep you playing for months.

Review: The game Age of Mythology is the fascinating sequel to Age of Empires and Age of Empires II. Comp ...

Pros: fun game with great storylines.

Cons: online playing

The Bottom Line: If your into Age of Empires, then you will highly enjoy this game.

Review: PC-CD-Rom Game: Age of Mytholgoy Gold Edition with expansion pack; The Titans. System Requirements: Windows 98/2000/XP 128 MB RAM Processor: 450 MHz Hard Drive: 1.5 GB Video Card: 16MB/3D For online gaming: 56.6 Khp Simulation/RPG style ...

Pros: Gorgeous Graphics, Real strategy required, interesting concepts

Cons: Must have the right video card(s), Learning curve ahead

The Bottom Line: Real-time Strategy gaming ecstasy if you have the horsepower and graphics card for it!

Review: Age of Mythology is a new incantation of the Age of series by Ensemble Studios. Those familiar with Age of Empires, Age of Kings and their sequels will immediately be familiar with the lay of this game.

If you have played...

Pros: Great re-play value. Very educational. Teaches children about different civilizations.

Cons: There are no other expansion packs.

The Bottom Line: Excellent strategy game with fantasy elements.

Review: I purchased this game within months of deciding to homeschool my 11 year old son. He was not someone who read for pleasure, so I felt that I needed to pique his curiosity in a language that he understood. I purchased a number of books on mythology: ...

Pros: Smoother than AOE, Graphix are awesome, Myth units are cool

Cons: Only 3 civs, some AOE problems still exist, thin manual.

The Bottom Line: If you're familiar with the Age of Empires series, the learning curve will be short. Very cool game - go buy it.

Review: I picked up AOM a couple days after it came out and I've been playing it ever since. It is made by Ensemble Studios (the same people who made Age of Empires 1 & 2). They did a great job with this. The visual graphics are so detailed that you will really...

Pros: The campaign is immense hours of fun Smoothly run

Cons: You won't get any sleep

The Bottom Line: Age of Mythology is a must buy if you are looking for a game to entertain you for months. Don't forget to play the campaign. You won't be disappointed.

Review: When I first played this game I noticed how similar it was to Age of Empires. It made it that much easier to learn to play. In fact, I didn't even use the tutorial to learn. There certainly were a few differences, but, they were easy to figure out.
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Pros: Graphics, sound, detail, internet gameplay, single player, and myth units.

Cons: time consuming (takes a long time to build a large village)

The Bottom Line: AOM has a seemingly never ending amount of characters, advancements, upgrades, sceneries, and fun! It's an all around good game.

Review: Choice:

In AOM you have a large range of choise of what civilization you use, what gods you choose to worship, and you have five different ages of technology to work through. You will always have something new to build and something new to...