-64%Age of Empires IV: Digital Deluxe Edition
21.54 $

Step into Return of Rome , a groundbreaking expansion that resurrects the legendary title that launched the Age of Empires franchise, seamlessly embedding it as a self-contained sub-game within Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition. Within this standalone experience, pit yourself against friends using all sixteen of the original Age of Empires civilizations — alongside one brand-new civilization exclusive to Return of Rome , the Lac Viet — and rediscover the glories and struggles of the ancient world.
Read moreThis may be my favourite game in existence. I love ancient history/Roman-era history, and this game is exactly that. It's better that AoE1 because it is in AoE2, so has better pathfinding and performance, and includes
The best way to play Age of Empires 1. The new campaigns have standout storytelling and scenario design, and the soundtrack might be my favorite in the series. The Romans civ for AoE2 is also one of my favorites (viable
It's pretty much exactly what I expected. AoE1 on AoE2's engine, with the various QoL improvements from the latter. The few additions in tech upgrades (like Urbanization, for example) make logical sense. You might not
A DLC that makes Age of Empires 1 blend into Age of Empires 2 style of playing. Sure the campaigns are nice and worth some money. But then again, why would you do this? To push some nostalgia back into our eyes?
Return of Rome DLC makes Age of Empires 1 playable in Age of Empires 2 and it does the job well. It's the best way of playing AoE1, as most of the old quirks and pathfinding bugginess have been resolved. The DLC ports 4
I don't recommend this for AoE2 fans because it's basically just AoE1 running on the AoE2:DE engine. It doesn't feel like AoE2 at all. A lot of people seem to like it for the nostalgia factor, but I never played AoE1 so