Put your warfaring skills to the ultimate challenge.

Empire II does not limit you to rehashing the same famous battle over and over again. It challenges you to develop and then apply war philosophies and tactics in ultra-realistic scenarios.

The Scenario Editor gives you unbelievable control and flexibility in planning your campaign. Factors include terrain, climate, population, technology, rules of combat, effect of morale, victory conditions, and much more.

Empire II 's Network and Modem play make this game really come to life.

For every military genius in the league of a Napoleon, Churchill or MacArthur, there is a Custer, Mussolini and thousands of lesser known commanders who have gone down to defeat. How will you measure up?

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[Battle View] (120k)

[Battle View] (153k)

[Battle View](166k)

Features

• Custom Scenario Editor
• Wide range of combat technology
• Sequential and Parallel play Modem and Network support

DOS System Requirements

• IBM 386 and 100% compatible or greater. (486 recommended)
• 4MB RAM (8MB recommended)
• CD-ROM drive
• 1 - 10 MB hard drive space
• SVGA graphics card
• DOS 5.0 or greater
• Microsoft compatible mouse

Windows 95 System Requirements

• IBM 486/33 and 100% compatible or greater. (486/66 recommended)
• 8MB RAM
• CD-ROM drive
• 1 - 10 MB hard drive space
• SVGA graphics card
• Windows 95

Check out some other Empire related web pages

• Empire Deluxe Map/Scenario Page
• Empire II: Art of War Page
• The Internet Empire Deluxe Ladder
• Dan Meadows' Empire Deluxe Strategy & Tactics Page
• Empire Deluxe PBEM Players List
• Empire II: The Art of War PBEM Players' List
• Empire 2 - BattleTech PBeM Campaign

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