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Chariots of War

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From: Koch Media & Slitherine
Category: Video Games

Buy New: $29.98

New (1) Used (3) from $14.99

Sales Rank: 33262

Format: Cd-rom
Platforms: Windows Xp, Windows 95, Windows 98
ESRB: Teen
Media: CD-ROM
Operating System: Windows Me

EAN: 4016620121083
ASIN: B00124ZGMA

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:

•	Play one of 58 nations on a grand campaign map covering the whole Middle East / Constant technological advances will increase the development of your tribe. Trade in your resources with other territories and send diplomats out to gather information on your neighbours.
•	Build hundreds of buildings and city improvements / Recruit units from nearly 30 different types for your invincible armies / Random Event System depicts the era in colourful detail, recreating historical phenomena such as such as earthquakes, floods, and locust storms.
•	Put your General in command of your army fighting real-time battles under the fog of war / The happiness and welfare of your cities inhabitants will depend on overpopulation, recruitment levels, garrisons and food. Keep revolutionaries at bay by developing temples, entertainment and other buildings.
•	High resolution 1024x768 graphics engine
•	For 1 player

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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description4000 years ago in the Cradle of Civilization, mighty Empires fought for water, resources and the arable land in the Fertile Crescent. Play the Egyptians in chariots of war, Babylonians in bronze armour, screaming Nubian warriors, and the Assyrians behind their walls of stone. Develop your country by producing commodities and sell them to your neighbours. Raise glorious armies and wage wars of conquest. Roll over the plains in the childhood of Mankind with your Chariots of War! In a sequel to the revolutionary high-level strategy game, Legion, Chariots of War is brought to you by the Slitherine team headed up by Iain McNeil double figure gaming World Champion and consistently ranked the UK's No.1 tabletop player.