Myth Video Game Series

Myth Series Evolution

2006

Myth: Antologia

2001

Myth III: The Wolf Age

1998

Myth II: Soulblighter

Myth: Antologia

Strategy

May 19, 2006

Myth: Anthology is a set of games from the popular real-time strategy cycle (RTS) developed by Mumbo Jumbo development studio. They were included in the package: Myth: The Fallen Lord, Myth II: The Drunken, Myth II: Chimera and Myth III: The Wolf Age. An additional advantage of the set are dozens of scripts created by the fans of the series.

Myth: Antologia

Myth: The Total Codex

Strategy

February 18, 2002

Myth: The Absolute Code is a complete collection of games from one of the best strategic series in the history of computer games.

Myth: The Total Codex

Myth III: The Wolf Age

Strategy

October 30, 2001

The third installment of the tactical RTS strategy series launched in 1997 by a brand new team, Mumbo Jumbo Software, following the acquisition of Bungie by Microsoft. The action of Myth III: Age of the Wolf takes place a thousand years before the events known from the previous installments of the series and focuses on the character of Connacht - a legendary hero who saved humanity from destruction and became the first emperor of the land of humans.

Myth III: The Wolf Age

Myth II: Soulblighter

Strategy

November 30, 1998

The sequel to Bungie Software's tactical fantasy strategy in which the combined forces of different races faced off against the sinister forces of darkness. The game's background was presented in the form of one of the participants' diaries, making the whole story understandable for those who have not had to deal with the original. 60 years after the end of the Great War and the defeat of the demonic Balor, it turns out that one of his generals managed to escape and remained in hiding all this time.

Myth II: Soulblighter

Myth II: Green Berets July 30, 2001

Myth: The Fallen Lords

Strategy

July 21, 1997

A tactical RTS set in a fantasy realm, developed by Bungie Software, a seasoned developer present since 1991. The game, loosely inspired by the setting of Glen Cook's The Black Company series, lets us play the part of a commander of the Army of Light, leading our armies to battle the forces of darkness led by powerful sorcerers, the eponymous Fallen Lords. Unlike most typical real time strategy games, Myth: The Fallen Lords ignores the resource gathering aspect, as the gameplay focuses entirely on skirmishes with enemy troops. Moreover, with each successive victory the surviving warriors gain experience, becoming more powerful and allowing us to win the fight even against a seemingly overwhelming enemy force. An undisputed advantage of the production is its fully three dimensional environment and a physics engine, whereby the outcome of clashes is affected by various external factors, and most objects present on the map can be used in battle.

Myth: The Fallen Lords