Age of Mythology offers tremendous lasting value in either its single-player or multiplayer mode. The random map mode is much like that of Age of Empires II, except that it lets you choose from a ...

In Age of Mythology: Retold, each pantheon offers a different gameplay style. For instance, if you’ve only played with the Greek pantheon, switching to the Egyptian pantheon might surprise you. Even ...

Age of Empires is in good hands, with Age of Empires 2 receiving polished expansions 25 years after its release. Developer World’s Edge is bringing the same treatment to 2002’s Age of Mythology.

Age of Mythology: Retold is home to over 50 gods and goddesses, taken from four different pantheons. When it comes to Age of Mythology: Retold's Greek pantheon, they're all pretty much household ...

Enter Age of Mythology: Retold—not a 100% faithful translation of Ensemble’s 2002 original but, as the name indicates, a modern interpretation which walks the tightrope of updating the bits ...

Age of Mythology has four ages--originally, Ensemble wanted to reduce the game to three ages, since it was thought that most players just bypassed the first age as quickly as possible.

Yuen is a producer on Age of Mythology: Retold, a remake that hopes to finally realize the full ambition of Age of Mythology after two decades. The studio behind the remake, World’s Edge, is the ...

Age of Mythology Retold is fun, don’t get me wrong. The visual overhaul alone is enough to make playing this 22-year-old game easier, and the quality-of-life improvements sand down some of the ...

Age of Mythology: Retold incorporates all-powerful gods, legendary beasts, and magical powers from ancient mythology into its gameplay systems. (Image credit: Xbox Game Studios) ...

Age of Mythology was first released in 2002, taking the formula of the Age of Empires series and applying it to ancient mythology. The game featured the three cultures of Ancient Egypt, Norse, and ...

But there were also some notable absences. One was the fact that nothing was announced for the first Age of Empires, but another was that - once again - we're not getting the Age of Mythology ...

The five-year-old age series has so far produced nothing but solid, fun, and wildly popular real-time strategy games. But because they solely focused on the empire building of ancient ...