Empire Deluxe Internet Edition /strong> is the revival of the classic turn-based strategy game Empire Deluxe originally by Mark Baldwin and Bob Rakosky, based on Walter Bright's game Empire, Wargame of the Century. The inspiration for many other games, Empire Deluxe was released in the early 1990s. Even though it has been out of print for many years, there is still an active fan base participating in tournaments and ladders. It is also still on Gamespy's list of all time greatest games.
Empire Deluxe Internet Edition is abstract global warfare on a strategic scale. With three different game levels to play, players can fight computer or human opponents (Hot Seat/Internet/Email) using Infantry, Armor, Fighters, Bombers, Transports, Subs, Destroyers, Cruisers, Battleships and Aircraft Carriers to explore, fight, and control the cities on a map.
This version of Empire Deluxe has been upgraded to work on the modern day Microsoft Windows Operating Systems (95, 98, ME, 2000, XP). It also has new graphics which you can edit and change, as well as a host of other configuration enhancements.
When random maps are not enough, Empire Deluxe Internet Edition also comes with a map and scenario editor from which hundreds of user made maps and scenarios have already been created.
So if you either remember enjoying countless hours of fun play, or have a thirst for superbly balanced and challenging strategy games, then Empire Deluxe Internet Edition should be on your Must list. Check out the demo at http://killerbeesoftware.com.
Features list includes:
Internet Play
New 24-bit Graphics
Graphics and sounds can be changed by the user
254 x 254 maps (enlarged from earlier version)
Up to six players, either comuter or human via Hot Seat, Email or IP Play
Many features added to improve the interface from the older version - see
http://www.killerbeesoftware.com for more information