While this vagueness generally won't prevent you from finishing a mission, you'll sometimes complete a mission without realizing that you've reached the goal. For instance, you may be given the vague-sounding task of "mining coal," but you won't be explicitly told that you need to gather 3000 units of coal to complete the mission. However, these briefings don't always give you a good idea of your goals in the next mission. While you may tend to skip over such narratives in other games to get right to the action, you might sit through and listen to them for their historical value. Every mission begins with a narrated history lesson that is interesting and informative, and thankfully brief. The historical aspect of the game is done well. With so many Native American factions, you may be surprised to find that you can control them in only one campaign while this may seem disappointing, it's unfortunately historically accurate, since the Native Americans didn't see too many victories during that time period. Besides the aforementioned British and American colonists (who are anachronistically referred to as the "USA" in the game), you'll also get to play as Spain, France, and many different Native American tribes, such as the Iroquois, Delaware, Sioux, Pueblo, Mayan, Aztec, Incan, and Huron nations. Just like Cossacks, American Conquest has lots of playable factions. Often, you'll play on both sides of a conflict for instance, in one campaign, you'll play as the British, and you must quell the American colonial rebellion, while in the following campaign, you'll play as the colonists and fight against the British. You'll take part in Columbus' expeditions, the Conquistadors' conquest of the continent, The French and Indian War, Tecumseh's uprising, and the American Revolution.
The single-player portion of the game contains numerous campaigns and scenarios that follow important events during this time span. You'll take part in Columbus' expeditions, the Conquistadors' conquest of the continent, The French and Indian War, Tecumseh's uprising, and the American Revolution.Īmerican Conquest takes place during the European colonization of North America between the 15th and 18th centuries. It's also a great real-time strategy game in its own right. Yet though American Conquest does emphasize large-scale strategic combat and formations like Cossacks does, the new game takes place in the New World, and it also features numerous gameplay improvements and general enhancements that make the game much more enjoyable to play than Cossacks. Take a glance at American Conquest, and you may think that it's just the same as Cossacks, since it uses a similar game engine.
#American conquest 2 series
You may be familiar with the Cossacks games from developer GSC Gameworld-they're real-time strategy games reminiscent of the Age of Empires series but set in 17th- and 18th-century Europe, featuring large battles with thousands of individual soldiers.
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