The player possesses a Capital City for each started civilization, that continues to exist when the player is offline. The game also has the new addition of massive multiplayer online gaming elements.
An infinite supply of gold can be produced by trading from the Market or Dock, and all resources can be exchanged at the Market. Gold and stone are both gathered by mining from limited deposits. Food is gathered by hunting animals, fishing, gathering berries, and farming. The player must use Villagers to gather resources (food, wood, gold, and stone) which are required to advance through the Ages, research new technologies, construct buildings and train units.
These are the Copper Age, Bronze Age, Silver Age, and Golden Age. Much like other games in the series, players develop a civilization while progressing through four Ages. The Romans were released on March 14, 2021. In May of 2019, the team announced that they are developing Microsoft's unreleased Roman civilization for play based upon all known data of the civilization before the official servers were closed. The game can be played for free in single-player and multiplayer mode with all online features fully enabled. In 2017, Age of Empires Online was relaunched using Microsoft's publicly released developer kit for the game and is now hosted on a server emulator known as Project Celeste. The closure was due to the content being too expensive to maintain.
In September 2013, it was announced that the game would remain functional until Jwhen the service would be shut down.
A Microsoft representative later announced on the forums that on August 22, 2013, the Games for Windows – Live Marketplace would be shut down, leaving the game only accessible by current or former players. On January 3, 2013, Microsoft ceased further development on the game. Age of Empires Online has its own dedicated wiki here.Īge of Empires Online is a real-time strategy game developed by Robot Entertainment and Gas Powered Games and published by Xbox Game Studios, and was released on August 16, 2011.
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