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Heroes of Annihilated Empires - is a fantasy-based game from GSC Game World in the genre of RTS vs RPG for PC.

A new proprietary 3D-engine is used to power the game. Episode one is set on Atlans island, the historical homeland of elves. The world of the game is living and huge, full of magic, mythical creatures, heroes and powerful forces involved in a large-scale conflict dating back to the past. The gameplay enables the player, controlling one of the heroes, as to lead thousands-strong armies into battle, so as combat with the hero alone, making use of the entire arsenal of possibilities and powerful magical spells. The possibility to upgrade your hero, improve his abilities, find artifacts and get random quests serves to hugely diversify the gameplay.

• Innovative opposing of two genres in one game - RTS vs RPG
  
• New 3D engine
  
• Detailed game world, including support of 5 novels from Europe-renowned writer Ilya Novak
  
• Mass-scale battles of thousands-strong armies
  
• Four unique races, individual skills, spells and artifacts
  
• 12 heroes, 12 neutral races, 100 units and 150 various buildings
  
• Excellently developed character types and impressive unit animation
  
• Over 150 magic items and over 100 spells
  
• Original and involving story of the campaign
  
• Classic multiplayer over LAN or the Internet, up to 7 players in a game. Mix of two genres in the game: RTS vs RPG with a possibility to blend or choose in between during the play.
  
• Original card system of magic spells, equally interesting to both hardcore gamers and newbies. Over 50 spell cards
  
• Involving process of character level-ups throughout the entire game
  
• Stunning intros and cut-scenes. Comics in-between missions to give a deeper story insight

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Title: Heroes of Annihilated Empires
Genre: Strategy
Developer:
GSC Game World
Publisher:
GSC Game World
Release Date: 22 Nov, 2006

English,French,German,Russian

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One of the most hidden-est gems I've ever come across. It was included in a pack of 10 free games for like $2, I did not expect anything half as good as this. It's Warcraft 3 meets Battle For Middle Earth meets Total War. Controllable heroes, epic fantasy armies, but slightly limited by technology to be majorly epic...but you still get the feel of controlling a massive army.

I HIGHLY recommend this game. It's not very long, but it is a ton of fun. $15 might be a lot so it depends how you look at it. I see it as a 2 hour movie costs about $15. For the same price I got 20 hours of entertainment. In that sense it is absolutely worth it. If you don't like spending more than $10 on a game (very understandable) I'd wait for a sale...but definitely pick it up on sale, as long as you're into this sort of genre, you won't be disappointed.. This game is one of my favorite strategy games from my childhood, and truth be told, I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did when I came back to it. It's a unique-ish game that I could really recommend to anyone who likes RTS games.
It's a special kind of a gem, maybe even something I could consider a masterpiece.

The best way I can describe it is calling it a mix between Warcraft 3 and Total War, and maybe even a little Diablo 2 in there with the way you play with your hero.

It does have it flaws too, but I don't think they make it less of a good game.
Those flaws include a cheesy campaign (which is still good even if it is cheesy), some small graphics bugs here and there and a pretty dumb AI, but hey this game came out in 2006, so the dumb AI is kind of a given.
And say whatever you want to say, but in my opinion this game still looks very pleasant to look at.. So I have logged over 40 hours on this game since i bought it a couple weeks ago. Needless to say i thoroughly enjoy this game. I found it while looking for a game similar to Warlords Battlecry 3 and it most certainly delivered and then some. As with any game ive played, i find things i like and things i dont.
Some Pros:
-4 very unique playable races
-Massive army cap unlike any game ive ever played
-Easy to control
-Straightforward gameplay
-Clever AI
Some Cons:
-Very few skirmish maps
-Playable races are not equal in strength, Undead and Elven are close, Mechanic and Cryo not even close
-Campaign difficulty gets to the point where it is not enjoyable
-Resources are difficult to obtain

All in all ive enjoyed this game and will continue to play it. Im looking forward to finding more games like it yet i havent had any luck so far. I highly recommend this game to anyone who is into Army and Base building RTS games.. Hey guys, it's Joker here.. This is my quick tip/review hoping it would be useful to any of you..

To keep it short:
I've played this game on Windows XP since the very beginning (2006-) for a couple of years.
It's still pretty to look at even after so many years. Sadly, it came at a cost.. There were lots of bugs involved, and some were even crippling the game and patches were made in order to get past the launcher (early DRM) bug.
The game was pretty demanding back in the day as well, even for a Cossaks type based game...
Saves were often corrupted or lost (meaning you had to start over, and the game isn't an easy one) to begin with.
But tbh, it still has it's charm despite being flawed in pretty much everyway you can think of..
Thus, the expected series was cut short and no expansions were ever made which i think is a real shame.
That's why for the sake of the good old days, i will recommend this game to all those old school fans that never gave in whenever the game tried (and often succeeded) to mess with our patience and temper time after time again..

I have included a fix for all those who can't seem to get past the launcher.dll missing screen during startup.

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How to get Heroes of Annihilated Empires to work under Windows 7/8 & 10.
Hello guys, what you need to do is actually quite simple (even i could do it).. ^^
(Read my Special note below first please, because i had to fit it somewhere down the line)!!!


""It turns out that in my case the "Failed to find steam" message was (surprisingly) quite accurate: the games were attempting to load steam.dll using the usual search path rules and were not looking in E:\Steam. The fix is trivial: add your Steam directory to your search path environment variable. There are probably a number of accomplishing this; on Win7 x64 en_US:

1. Open the Start Menu or Explorer, then right click "Computer" or PC and select "Properties".

2. From the column on the left of the new panel, select "Advanced System Settings".

3. From the new dialogue, press "Environment Variables..." (at the bottom of the "Advanced" panel, just above "OK", "Cancel", and "Apply").

4. In the top half of the newly opened dialogue (User variables) if there is:
A. No existing entry for PATH, use "New..." to add it (Variable Name: PATH, Variable Value: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam -- i.e. wherever you have Steam installed).
B. Already an entry for PATH, use "Edit..." to add ;C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam (or wherever your Steam is installed) at the end of the existing value. (Note the semi-colon to separate the value that was already there from the new bit with the Steam path.)

Please note: Editing the existing PATH is safe! Just make sure it looks like this:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam

5. Press "OK"

6. Log off and log on again. You should now be able to run without problems.""

7. Special note: Make sure you have uninstalled any previously installed files of the game before doing these steps! Reinstall the game afterwards and the files will now be available again in the Windows Steam section after following Steps 1 - 6.


GL&HF. I played the cd version 12 years ago, and played dozens and dozens of hours, and wanting to go back some time ago, I realized that the cd was screwed .
I just took it on steam, barely 6 hours of play and I am absolutely not disappointed with my purchase, it is still great! And frankly for 12 years, he has not aged so much. It's still an excellent RTS, with a touch of RPG. Highly recommended to fans of fantasy RTS.
Good campaign and excellent skirmish mode (it seems that the other races should have had a campaign but the dev have not had the time, or not the funds to finish their work. But the skirmish game will allow you to play with other races, and this is the mode I used most personally.)
It's a classic that you should not miss.. I wish there was more games like this. Played it a while back, but never left a review.. One of the best Games. Sadly never recieved chapter 2+. I have first played this game when it came out in 2006.
Today I felt nostalgic, searched the shop and found it.
What I can tell you is that from more than a hundred RTS games I've played, this one is in my top 10.
I've finished the campaign over and over again and also there's a mod that adds another civilization plus a bonus campaign, all being fan-made. It is sad to think that a jewel like this barely has any fans, because it's honestly one of a kind.
The concept is not original, the gameplay is slow, the music is so repetitive that at some point you will feel like going nuts!!, but in the end, they all add up to one hell of an experience that you never had before.

To sum this up, this is not a fine polished game, this is not a AAA title that will blow your mind and the graphics are not that great also...but you will not care about any of these, because the moment you start playing, you'll get sucked in the game's universe and style and for some weird reason, you will grow very fond of it.

10/10. I initially thought to review this game perhaps after a dozen hours of gameplay at least, but I later found myself with a list of pros and cons written down in my head and felt it was right and reasonable to do it now. (at the moment I've played as little as 130 minutes). The reasons why I'm spending time to write this review are:

1. There are only 95 reviews, not enough. The community looks small and I'd never heard of this game myself despite loving RTS games with all my heart
2. As mentioned, I'm an RTS vidya aficionado. I have a lot of experience with such games and I love to be able to post a semi-technical review for once in my life, comparing everything that was done in the past to this 'modern' game.

First off, let me tell you my background with RTS games and similar genres mostly comes from countless nights playing Age of Empires II - so when I think of any real-time strategic game that's my anchor. If you don't like the whole base-building sub-genre (i.e. you strongly prefer RTS's like Warhammer or Company of Heroes where the focus is on point-capturing etc) don't consider the rest of this review at all; thanks God HOAE is a base-building RTS.

Back to the point, I can list several more RTS's I've played:

-The aforementioned Warhammer and Company of Heroes series (respectively dawn of war and the first title)
-All age of empires titles (including AoM), but the first game. I was too young at that time and never found the classical age inspiring anyway
-Warcraft III
-The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II
-Grey Goo (very recent, few may know it)
-Command and Conquers III
-Imperivm (European game, not known at all)

Non-RTS but still strategic games that have inspired me, and of which features were often present in many RTS games too:

-Total War series
-Heroes of Might and Magic III
-Others I can't think of

I know this whole wall of text might seem pointless or that I may sound like I'm bragging about my collection of strategic games, but it's quite the opposite, I'm simply trying to give a reference to anyone reading so that he or she can understand my point of view and pros/cons. Enough, let's start:

PROS

+Nice unit design in general -- Many units are well drawn, a handful are somewhat original.
+Good classic base-building -- Again, this is my POV. I've played so many annoying RTS's that focused on capturing resource points and lacked the building side to the point of forcing everyone to play in what we all call 'rushing'. You can't turtle in, you ♥♥♥♥ing can't in games like Company of Heroes. If you pick just 2 or 3 points you're doomed.
+Diversity between factions -- As with most 3/4-factions modern RTS's, all buildings and units are designed differently for each faction. I think however that GSC did a good job because most units have no real counterpart in the other races' respective armies. (e.g. a race having a few and expensive elite infantry units whilst its opponent has massed and cheap ones with relatively identical stats, and thus taking the same niche)
+Nice soundtrack, not as good as the OST found in many old RTS games, but very much decent and above average
+Excellent damage/defence system -- I liked this one quite a lot. Most games, even Age of Empires to an extent, ignore altogether technical mechanics like the type of damage a unit does. For instance, in AoE we get only 3 types: melee, missile and siege damage. Here, there's crushing, piercing and chopping or something, as well as magic damage. Every unit has its own damage type and natural resistance to a few other types. This detail makes battles much more strategic, as you have to consider what type of damage is most used by your enemy's forces and so on...
+Many unit specific upgrades -- Every unit has several improvements pertaining its damage and defence, some upgrades related to all faction units are present too

CONS

-No Age-up --Basically, the most common of all features, one that usually makes RTS games last ages, was totally ignored. Here the only thing that limits your civilisation/race's progress are a few locked end-game buildings that require you to build unrelated and cheaper ones in order to be able to construct them too. Pretty disappointing, even the aforementioned Grey Goo lacked this wonderful feature.
-No huge unit diversity WITHIN the faction --yeah you heard that right, I have applauded the developers/designers for making diverse unit sets between each faction, and now I whine because there's no diversity within the races themselves. I'm afraid I have to. If what I said above was indeed true, on the other hand they went too extreme with this originality, and forgot to implement a handful of units I would say are a must regardless how original a faction may be. Example: I've played almost exclusively as the Cryo race (some reclusive northmen with a taste for ice magic and many ancient alliances with beings who inhabit the tundras of all fantasy and mythologic settings), and they lack any kind of cavalry AND missile unit. All they have is a diverse array of slow uberbeings (yetis, giants, golems, mammoths) who deal melee -and almost exclusively of crushing type- damage. I understand it could of been for the sake of originality, but to this point? All I have for a ranged unit is either a spellcaster or a ballista. Seeing as all peons use bows, it is implied this society of northmen has a tradition of bow hunting of some sort, which is already implied by the mere fact of living in a ♥♥♥♥ing frozen land in the far north.
-Lame lack of unit-voicing --It bothers me so much that they don't say anything when clicked, dragged, ordered to attack, etc. Any RTS I've played had it, even Grey Goo... So why the ♥♥♥♥ not GSC?
-No unit-specific evolution-like upgrade --I'm so used to unit transformation and evolution too, and I can't feel satisfied with a bunch of armour and weapon upgrades. Like, even in HOMM there are unit upgrades, people love to see their 'whatever' transformed into 'lord whatever elite' with its stats multiplied by 3 for a nasty sum of resources. Again, a very common feature seen even in RTS games like Company of Heroes (the veteran upgrade or something), overlooked by GSC.
-Bad pathing of certain units --no further explanation is needed, you'll see it.
-Some elite units are too much limited in numbers --Most high power units can only be trained once per building type. It's like if you build some barracks the construction houses 10 pikemen and that's the maximum you can have. To train more, you're forced to set up a row of identical buildings. I understand the building limit per se, but perhaps some upgrades or an 'expand building' feature also present in other stuff would of been more reasonable... One goddamn mammoth per building is too much to bear...
-Odd design choices in a few things --Like the Cryo heroes being all human but of different ethnicity. Others might think it's fine, but to me it makes no sense to have the Mage look like some caucasian bearded all man, the Warrior like an average Inuit fisherman and the Ranger a female east asian teenager. On the other hand, whilst this faction has weirdly designed heroes, and is somewhat original per se, typical faction/races present in all fantasy games, novels, films whatever are totally absent (e.g. humans, orcs, gnomes, trolls). Many neutral races are indeed present but only work as a source of income and artifacts (slaughter them) or as mercenaries; most of those would have actually been a wonderful addition to the small list of playable civilisations.
-Unit healing, lastly --yeah I don't know for other factions, but to heal my units with the Cryo I have to cast a spell repeteadly from my Temple or something, and that heals some 10% of all of my units... Pretty crappy and relatively expensive. Also, non-living units seem unrepairable, some have stated. Certain elementals like Ice golems and spirits self-regenerate.

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