Top 98 greatest video games ever made

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33. Age of Empires


33. Age of Empires

Building cities and armies, invading other tribes and countries with ships, gathering resources like meat, stone, wood in order to pay for new units, buildings and advance to newer technology – all in the name of clashing civilizations. As you advance to newer ages, the technology of your weapons and armies become more powerful but honestly? Taking down empires just felt so satisfying.


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