Uniquely this home city is also persistent between individual games which gives that sense of progression to the strategic experience which in most games is absent outside of additional unit options and unlocks in each level. This home city mechanic is controlled separately from the core game and cannot be actively attacked and instead serves as the powerhouse of your civilisation funding your expansion and conquest. Like its predecessors each of these civilisations have their own bonus and unique units along with a new mechanic of the franchise, the home city. Civilisations include the likes of British, Dutch, French, Germans, Spanish, Russians, Indians and Japanese. Combined into the Complete Collection these three titles provide a total of 14 different civilisations for players to command into battle with a focus on Asia and Europe. Further content available through the games two DLCs (The WarChiefs and the Asian Dynasties) offer additional campaigns and civilisations although only minor gameplay changes. In terms of single player campaign Age of Empires III focuses in on the European movements across the Americas throughout the period of 14.
While Age of Empires III has not seen the longevity of it’s popular younger brother ( Age of Empires II) in the multiplayer scene the title has still been rated positively by the community. Marking the third game in the highly successful Age of Empires (AoE) franchise Age of Empires III continues the strategic routes of the series while making several interesting gameplay mechanic designs that provide light RPG elements.
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