![]() In short, in the campaign revolves around the Titan Kronos, which is still imprisoned in Tartarus after many years. In this expansion, you play as the Atlanteans, an advanced civilization that was far ahead of the Greek, Norse and Egyptian people. The expansion, Age of Mythology: The Titans, was also a work of art. ![]() I cannot explain why exactly, but I just thought the interfaces and tutorial were a little more “noob friendly”. It is sound design at its best.Ĭontrol wise, the game plays identical to Age of Empires II, but a little easier. The sound effects and voice overs for the units are also spot on. ![]() The calm ambient music is very memorable and is perfectly fitted for the culture that you are playing in that mission. The sound and music is also a piece of art. Back then, I thought Age Of Mythology was one of the best looking games I played. The move and combat animations of the units are also spot on. Units and buildings are very detailed and the landscapes and maps are so colorful and alive. When talking graphics, this game looked/looks amazing. Details like the native language the units speak, the many cryptids and units of legends like Centaurs, Anubis and Minotaur’s, really enhanced the experience. I really enjoyed the changes of scenery and units in the different cultures throughout the game. The same goes off course for the car in Age of Empires II. Of course, the various cheats were hilarious and back then, it was just unrealistic and mind-blowing to see a bear with a Canada cape shooting lasers out of its eyes, appear out of nowhere after stroking some keys in a textbox. The campaign was a lot of fun and I enjoyed every mission. He dies however because of inflicted injuries, but is revived by Athena, who makes him a God. Zeus, who has observed the mighty deeds of Arkantos, grants him God like powers and with his new skills, he initiated the final battle with Gargarensis and defeats him. The Cyclops is still alive and is closing in on the prison that holds Kronos. A glorious battle takes place and Gargarensis is captured and beheaded.Īrkantos sails back to Atlantis, only to discover that Loki struck again and the head of Gargarensis is actually that of Kemsyt's, the general of Gargarensis. After the trickery is discovered, the Norsemen side with Arkantos in pursue of Gargarensis and track him down in the Nifilheim, the Norse underworld. They pursue him towards the Nordic lands and are greeted by the hostility of the Norse God Loki, who deceives and tricks the local chieftains to attack Arkantos and his men on sight. The beast himself however, escaped yet again via the Underworld entrance. The parts are found, Osiris is summoned and destroys Gargarensis’ entire army. He sides with the Egyptians and together they must find the scattered body parts of Osiris, which is powerful enough to stop the Cyclops from achieving his goal. Arkantos eventually ends up in Egypt, via one of the Underworld Entrances.Īrkantos learns the motives of Gargarensis, which is achieving immortality through freeing Kronos. Arkantos and Chiron destroy his base of operations and pursue the Cyclops, which escapes via the Underworld. He assists the Greek, rescues the Centaur Chiron, and the war is won, however his ship is damaged too much for the return trip home to Atlantis.Īrkantos learns of many prisoners that are being held in the underworld, which has been opened via an entrance, that was been built by prisoner slave labour, by the Cyclops Warlord Gargarensis. Before his departure, the Trident of Poseidon gets stolen. The game revolves around the hero Arkantos, an Antaltean war hero that has been ordered to assist the Greek in their fight against the Trojans. In Age of Mythology, you play as three different cultures. Right from the start, the ancient Greek theme of the game attracted me and the mission design, the peaceful music and the gorgeous graphics, made a big impression on me. Its presentation, game mechanics and atmosphere were unique at the time. I could never beat Age of Empires II because of its difficulty, but somehow, Age of Mythology offered me a fair chance. *Completed both games on physical disc before Steam release*īack when I was little, Age of Mythology and its expansion, defined my childhood.
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