Myth: The Fallen Lords

Release Date: July 21, 1997

Strategy, RTS, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet, LAN

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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.

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Myth: The Fallen Lords for PC is a real-time strategy, in which we become the commander of a human army battling the terrifying forces of the evil Fallen Lords.

Gameplay

We face many horrific battles, taking place in a fully three-dimensional environment, in which we command a few soldiers fighting against hordes of wild monsters. To win and triumph over numerically superior forces of the enemy we have to exhibit highly developed tactical and leadership skills in order to accurately coordinate attacks of archers and dwarfs throwing explosive packages with those of our infantry. In all this war turmoil, we must also pay attention to our warriors, because after every battle they gain experience and become increasingly powerful, which means a loss of an experienced soldier can have worse consequences than losing a minor battle.

Features

Multiplayer via LAN or the Internet featuring up to 16 people.
Good three dimensional graphics, realistic fight scenes.
Suggestive battle sounds.
Possibility of promoting our soldiers.
Possibility of tactical planning of skirmishes, using terrain roadblocks, tiring enemy troops, etc.
Specific atmosphere with a fog of war.

Last updated on January 18, 2016