The Bottom Line
Pros
- New civilization, new units; the Atlanteans and the titan unit.
- Great storyline for the new 12 mission single player campaign.
- Excellent multi-player capability
Cons
- A few in game bugs and lacking AI that should be fixed with an update.
Description
- Dozens of new mythological, human units and added God Powers.
- A new victory condition. Wreak havoc on enemy civilizations with the new titan unit.
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- Requires the original Age of Mythology game.
- In-game cinematics help to integrate and further enrich the game’s story.
Guide Review - Age of Mythology: The Titans Expansion
Age of Mythology: The Titans Expansion keeps everything that was great about the original title; the multi-player interface, the 3D graphics, familiar "Age" game-play and enhances everything that was disappointing.
First off, there's a new civilization, the Atlanteans with it's own Gods, God powers, and mythical units. The new single player campaign is much improved over the original Age of Mythology campaign, with a dozen missions that have objectives other than attack and defeat.
On top of the new civilization each existing civilization has some added features, powers, and units. The most significant unit to come form Age of Mythology The Titans Expansion is the Titan unit itself. If you are fortunate enough to have the resources, these extremely expensive war machines can literally decide the outcome of the game, buy destroying virtually everything in their path.
