Claim Territory
Borders grow with your cities.
Forge an empire across the ages
Claim territory, master technologies, and lead your nation through history.
The Game
Build, Expand, Endure
A historical real-time strategy game for PC. Build cities, push your borders outward, research in your library and guide your nation from the first temples to the modern skyline.
Advance Through the Ages
From antiquity to the modern era.
Lead the Campaign
Write your nation's story in a sweeping campaign.
The Ages
Every Age Rebuilds Your World
Advance from tribal halls to marble forums and stone keeps. Each age changes how you build, fight and trade - and how your cities look.
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Age IThe Dawn Age
Tribes raise halls of thatch and timber and the first circles of stone.
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Age IIThe Classical Age
Marble forums, legions, harbours and the first great wonders.
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Age IIIThe Medieval Age
Stone keeps, walled cities and cathedrals that rise for generations.
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Age IV and beyondMany More Ages
Age after age is on the way - all the way to the modern skyline - each one rebuilding your world.
The Nations
Choose Your Nation
Every nation is a people of its own: its own story through the ages, its own buildings, warriors and wonders, and a ruler with a temper of his own. More nations will join them.
The English
From Stone Circles to the Tower
In the Dawn Age they are Neolithic Britons, raising roundhouses of wattle and thatch behind palisades and timber circles. Rome brings them walls and bathhouses; the Middle Ages, cathedrals and the Tower of London.
- Through the ages
- Neolithic Britons → Roman Britain → the Kingdom of England
- Their wonders
- Dawn Avebury, Silbury Hill, Skara BraeClassical Hadrian's Wall, Stonehenge, the Baths of Aquae SulisMedieval Canterbury Cathedral, the Tower of London, the Guildhall
- Their ruler
- Proud, chivalrous and quick to anger - and he remembers what you did to him.
- Great generals
- Boudica, Caratacus, Alfred the Great
- Heraldry
- The golden lion on royal blue; the cross
The Saracens
From Jericho to the Alhambra
Their Dawn Age tribe builds round mudbrick houses on stone footings, flat roofs reached by ladders, and the first walled town with its tower. Then come the caravan cities of the Roman East and, in the Middle Ages, the domes and gardens of Jerusalem, Baghdad and Granada.
- Through the ages
- The Neolithic Levant → the Roman East → the realm of Saladin
- Their wonders
- Dawn Göbekli Tepe, the Tower of Jericho, Rujm el-HiriClassical The Pharos of Alexandria, Petra, the Temple of BaalbekMedieval The Dome of the Rock, the House of Wisdom, the Alhambra
- Their ruler
- Patient and measured - and merciless to anyone who breaks his word.
- Great generals
- Hannibal Barca, Khalid ibn al-Walid, Baibars
- Heraldry
- The golden eagle on crimson; the eight-pointed star
The Franks
From Carnac to Chartres
As Gaulish tribes they raise longhouses on rows of oak posts and the standing stones of Carnac. Roman Gaul gives them temples, arenas and aqueducts; Charlemagne's kingdom, chapels, abbeys and cathedrals.
- Through the ages
- Gaulish tribes → Roman Gaul → the Frankish kingdom
- Their wonders
- Dawn Carnac, Gavrinis, the Grand MenhirClassical The Maison Carrée, the Pont du Gard, the Arena of NîmesMedieval The Palatine Chapel of Aachen, Mont-Saint-Michel, Chartres Cathedral
- Their ruler
- Imperial and sure of his destiny.
- Great generals
- Vercingetorix, Charles Martel, Joan of Arc
- Heraldry
- The golden boar on green; the fleur-de-lis
The Byzantines
From Dimini to Hagia Sophia
Their Aegean tribe builds whitewashed houses round the chief's megaron, behind rings of dry-stone walls. Greece and Rome give them the Parthenon and the Colossus; Byzantium, the great dome of Hagia Sophia and the walls of Constantinople.
- Through the ages
- Aegean tribes → Greece and Rome → Byzantium
- Their wonders
- Dawn Çatalhöyük, Dimini, KerosClassical The Parthenon, the Colossus of Rhodes, the Library of CelsusMedieval Hagia Sophia, the Golden Gate, the Hippodrome
- Their ruler
- Cunning and lawful - he would rather pay in gold than in blood.
- Great generals
- Leonidas, Julius Caesar, Belisarius
- Heraldry
- The golden double eagle on imperial purple; the Chi-Rho
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