games-pc empire earth Manuel D’Utilisation
Empire Earth
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The Game World
What’s in the World
The game world of Empire Earth imitates the real world. As you explore the landscape,
you’ll see grasslands, hills, cliffs, oceans, shallows, and other terrain features. You will also
discover natural resources such as trees, mineral deposits, animals, and edible vegetation.
These resources can be collected to help build your civilisation.
you’ll see grasslands, hills, cliffs, oceans, shallows, and other terrain features. You will also
discover natural resources such as trees, mineral deposits, animals, and edible vegetation.
These resources can be collected to help build your civilisation.
Food – Forage Patch
Food – Wild Animals
Food – Fish
Wood
Stone
Gold
Iron
Players
You will eventually run into other civilisations as you explore the world. Each civilisation has
its own unique colour emblazoned on its people and buildings – take note, as it is a sure fire
way to keep track of your enemies. And perhaps plot a little revenge.
its own unique colour emblazoned on its people and buildings – take note, as it is a sure fire
way to keep track of your enemies. And perhaps plot a little revenge.
Above a selected individual or building – whether friend or foe – is a bar that shows its
relative health. A fully green health bar means the individual is at full health, while a bar that
is partly green and partly red means that it has been injured or damaged. Additionally,
hovering the mouse cursor over any unit will show its health bar and the name of the player to
whom it belongs.
relative health. A fully green health bar means the individual is at full health, while a bar that
is partly green and partly red means that it has been injured or damaged. Additionally,
hovering the mouse cursor over any unit will show its health bar and the name of the player to
whom it belongs.