- Publisher: Playlogic , Eidos Interactive
- Release Date: Apr 24, 2007
User Score
6.6
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 14 Ratings
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Positive: 9 out of 14
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Mixed: 0 out of 14
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Negative: 5 out of 14
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AlexQ.Oct 6, 200710Exquisitely crafted with exceptional beauty and easy flow of Graphics. Although it may be a little hard to follow at first, and the overwhelmingly customizable might shook some people. But it is over all a solid RTS Old-places game.
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SamA.May 2, 20078I found it very enjoyable but some aspecs will anoy everyone except the most avid RTS fan. Not for everyone but it is a fairly solid RTS game.
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AaronP.May 8, 200710This game is awesome. You get to have naval battles and you get to equip your troops with custom weopons. This game is a must buy for rts fans
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stumMay 12, 20073
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TristanH.Aug 27, 20071It Sucks. The graphics is nice, the Requirments to get up the Tech tree are Lame. The Plot could use some work, bigger maps. and better work on the economy, i spent 9/10 of my time Collecting Resources then marching over enemies.
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MazLaghosJun 15, 20081
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JoeM.Apr 27, 20073This game just isn't very fun. It seriously looks like a game you would buy 10 years ago. The graphics are nothing special, and the characters just look weird. The whole feel to the game is just way overused. Theres nothing new added to the RTS genre, it just uses old school ideas.
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40Instead of the kind of solid, varied combat which the RTS genre has been steadily evolving towards over the years, Ancient Wars: Sparta falls back on resource management for its core gameplay. Distressingly, this is a sub-"Age Of Empires" affair which rapidly becomes a chore.
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63Don't expect any grand, over-the-top treatment of Spartan history, as Sparta: Ancient Wars is a very generic real-time strategy game.
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60None of the presentation, unit design, tactical options, or factions were interesting enough to capture my attention and when an RTS junkie like me doesn't want to jump back in for another skirmish, there's definitely a lack of substance, style, or both.