Real-time strategy game The Fertile Crescent 2 is an isometric odyssey inspired by Age of Empires, with the 1.0 release out now
Age of Empires -influenced real-time strategy game The Fertile Crescent 2: Collapse of the Bronze Age leaves early access today, publishers MicroProse have announced, with the 1.0 version adding the final chapters of the singleplayer story. You'll also get your grubby fingers on the very same map editor developers Wield Interactive used to design the campaign. I'm new to The Fertile Crescent 2…
The Fertile Crescent 2, a real-time strategy game inspired by Age of Empires, is now available in its final form, having previously been available in an early access format. The game was developed by Wield Interactive and published by MicroProse.
The release of the 1.0 version of the game includes the concluding chapters of the single-player narrative, as well as access to the map editor that developers utilized to create the campaign.
The premise of The Fertile Crescent 2 is based on the Late Bronze Age Collapse, a period of turmoil that occurred when the Sea People, an amalgamation of various ocean-going migrants, arrived and disrupted the stability of Bronze Age civilizations. Although the exact identity of the Sea People is still debated, they are often associated with the decline of the Hittites, among other powerful Bronze Age societies.
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