Alexander (game)

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|developer = GSC Game World |publisher = Ubisoft Entretainment designer = ? |engine = ? |version = 1.0c |released = United States of America December 11, 2004 (Windows) |genre = Real Time Strategy |modes = Single player, multiplayer (IPX, TCP/IP, Modem or Microsoft Zone) |platforms = Microsoft Windows

Alexander is a game published by Ubisoft, based on the 2004 emynonimous movie.

[edit] Technology

Alexander has technology very similar to Age of Empires. In this game, you control an army commanded by Alexander the Great, but there is still much orther characters from the movie, like Philip II, Aristotle, Parmenion and Craterus. The battle system is good for, different from [[Myth (computer game) series, you don't have to select the whole army with the cursor. For example, you can chose all the infantry men by clicking in one of this unit.

[edit] The Beginning

In the beginning, Alexander is working as Philip's regent at Macedon, while his father, his father is fighting to take Byzantium. His stepbrother Arhideus (Archidai in the game), together with his uncle Attalus, is paying a good deal of money to the citizens of the kingdom to make mutinies. This is the first step for Alexander to become a great ruler.

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