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About This Game A long, long time ago, when people lived among gods and monsters, seven kingdoms struggled for rule over the land. Lead one of those civilizations to glory through sophisticated trade, diplomacy, espionage and conquest. Choose from one of seven cultures: Greek, Persian, Viking, Norman, Mayan, Chinese and Japanese and compete for domination. Each Race in Seven Kingdoms has its own distinct advantages and disadvantages, its own unique God unit, a different military skill, its own strengths and weaknesses. Learn how to use them! Use military means, economy or subterfuge to bring down your enemies. And don't forget about brute force, cunning and intelligence. Conquer the world and build your empire!Our version is Seven Kingdoms: Ancient Adversaries - an updated and re-released version of Seven Kingdoms - a game released in 1997.Features:Unique gameplay that isn’t just about gathering resources, amassing a big army and attacking. An incredible blend of population and city management, trade, espionage, diplomacy and combatYou can either fight or buy your way to victory.Real time empire building and conquest.* Multiplayer mode is functional, but not supported. 1075eedd30 Title: Seven Kingdoms: Ancient AdversariesGenre: StrategyDeveloper:Enlight Software LimitedPublisher:Enlight Software Limited, RetroismRelease Date: 8 Jun, 1998 Seven Kingdoms: Ancient Adversaries Keygen seven kingdoms ancient adversaries trainer. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries wiki. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries multiplayer. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries hd. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries download full game. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries torrent. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries download full version. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries mods. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries reddit. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries chomikuj. play seven kingdoms ancient adversaries. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries review. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries test. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries full game download. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries gameplay. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries deutsch. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries map id. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries cheats. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries español. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries units. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries mac. trucos para seven kingdoms ancient adversaries. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries for android. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries para android. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries tips. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries system requirements. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries download. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries descargar. descargar seven kingdoms ancient adversaries full. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries cheat codes. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries windows 10. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries trucos. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries free download full version. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries gog. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries iso. seven kingdoms ancient adversaries map editor Doesnt even run. Same feature set as free version available from fans. Wasted $5 for a game I really liked when it came out a long time ago.. Ok guys - this game is my childhood - this game represents my childhood. This is my 2nd game EVER which I have ever ran on the PC platform and yes first RTS game which I actually ran on PC platform as well! Yes, you know - this game is a legend also.Why? - Don't look graph. side, graph. actually doesn't so matter in this game, but gameplay does. And this is what is game bringing actually to the public.I was like 11-12 years old when I was playing this game on my (still working!) almighty Pentium 133 mhz with 48mb EDO ram and 3dfx Voodoo Banshee (with Win95OSR2). And yes I spent tons of time playing this game, and funny fact is when I bought this game on Steam, when I ran it on my new PC - actually I forgot how to play this, because actually 18-19 years have passed by (now currently in the time of writing this review I am actually 30 years old). Time is passing by - but believe me, the best games are immortal - like this one.Please buy this - just not only because of nostalgia matter, but because this game has a strong legend status (at least for me). I don't like to write negatives about this game, but only one thing is little bit problematic, you can't actually change resolution in this game, since this game is running I think 640x480 resolution (more-less) - even in full-screen which is slightly annoying if you ask me. So if you play this game on big-wide TV screen like me, then believe me - you'll have some hard times to find actually what it's writing on the screen, because font is too small because of small resolution. But if you're still on good old CRT monitors (just kidding you know) then you can play this without any problems.But I can't still believe one thing, that this game is working on modern systems - at least it's working on my Win10 with Annivesary 2016 update - it's working WITHOUT any problems. BUY IT - GAME IS WORTH OF EVERY MONEY!Cheers!. I've always been a HUGE fan of Seven Kingdoms 2: Frythan Wars yet I never got the chance to play the original Seven Kingdoms Ancient Adversaries. I must say, as a classic games enthusiast (and a lover of 90's games) this well-polished strategy game is exactly what I would expect of a well done refurbished classic game. Want a comparison of what this is like? Take Age of Empires and merge it with Warcraft 2 and dash in the 4x-ness of Civilization. You're now probably wondering how these games weren't more popular? That's a great question... see Seven Kingdoms Conquest and you'll get your answer. Seriously though, if you're a fan of indepth RTS's or just classic games, SKAA is a great place to start! Plus I hear there is an active modding community for this game despite it being almost 20 years old!Gameplay Footage:https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=mZqXphIwOrI. Just as coots as it was back in 1998.. 7KAA is a classic RTS with game concepts not seen in the genre before or since.I played this game 17+ years ago, and recently picked up a copy on Steam. What is it about this 1997\/98 game that is so appealling?- Limited population. Manpower is a constant concern, and population growth is slow. Unlike other RTS where its simply a matter of gather resource and magically units are always produced at buildings by expending resource, in 7KAA the supply of people is constant concern and limitation. You must manage where people go. Do they work in the mines, or factories or science towers? Do they train in your forts or become spies? Will there be enough peasants to grow food? You need to manage and conserve manpower.- Expansion. Complicated and interesting. Play with neutral village resistance as high to get this point better. You can't just conqour a village at will. You need a plan. Will you build a linking fort with a high ranking general of the same nationality, and wear them down with offering good governance? Will you bribe them with grants (less effective if too frequent) will your good reputation help you? Will you sell them goods and give them jobs in a factory or science tower? Or will you just attack them and massacre all defenders? The last option means there are less peasants to make use of afterwards, but it is the quickest if your army is strong enough. Note manpower needed for conquest, and what manpower can be gained from the capture.- Loyalty and reputation. If your people's loyalty drops, they defect. Generals who go unpaid or are bribed can switch sides, taking all the troops in the fort with them. Leave people out in the open for too long and they get sick of the wet and cold and switch sides. Villages with low loyalty might defect, especially if not goverened by a general. If you run out of money or food, people willl quit your services very quickly, in addition to your buildings collapsing for want of maintenance.- Nationality and culture. Maybe since the late 1990's its become uncool to talk about differences in culture. In this game however it matters. Villages prefer a general of the same culture, and it is useful to have like with like for maintaining loyalty.- Taxation. Tax them too hard or too often and the loyalty drops and you might have a rebellion. Don't tax enough and you run out of money - very bad. You can set auto tax when loyalty reaches a level.- Trade. Best way to make money. Either mine raw materials and manufacture them, or buy raw goods and produce them for sale. You can sell to your own villages, to other kingdoms with a trade treaty, and to villages with resistance below threshold (50). You need to seize and hold resources, but be mindful that ungoarded mines can be captured if a village is planted nearby.- Espionage. Spies, everywhere. This adds interesting complexity. You need spies to counter-spy and also to find out what the other kingsdoms are up to. You can also use spies to lower resistance in neutral villages, and lower loyalty in enemy villages. There are nuetral individuals that might join your kingdom (immigration) and they might be legit or they might be spies. If I see any individual doing something I did not tell them to do, I get suss and execute them. If they were a spy this is revealed, and if not, then I have lost a person who could have been productive elsewhere. Spies can bribe an enemy general to become a spy and if successful they can defect taking the fort and troops with them. Spies can also attempt assasination but this is risky.Skill. People's skills improve over time. Soldiers train up in a fort. Leaders increase leadership. Workers, miners and scientists slkill up and produce more outputs, faster, and so do construction and spies. This is an interesting component where you can think into the future on what skills you need, or if you need to retrain people. Lower skilled generals are less effective at governing, and highly skilled spies are more effective.War. While the combat is *very basic* and one of the least attractive features of this game, some concepts are interesting. An army can drop loyalty and switch sides. Proximity of generals to troops matters. Losing your king in battle can be devestating and cause general rebellion until a new high leadership general is made king. Seige weapons are overpowered, hoever they are balanced in that they are quite expenesive to build and maintain. Build too many and you'll run out of money, the machines collapse from lack of maintenance and soldiers defect for not being paid.Frythans. I don't find this feature all that attractive but it does add some fun to those interested in fantasy. There are monster lairs ad trasure to be found in them. One useful thing to look out for is if an enemy is fighting Frythans, it means they are not defending something or being weakened by losses or enriched by treasure. Something to keep in mind. While here, I'll comment on greater beings. I didn't find this much use other than it looks cool to build a temple and invoke a greater being from worshippers.Music. I like the soundtrack. Nuff said. Sound effects are fairly basic but do the job.Overall:Looking past the graphics and the basic combat, its a fascinating game. Don't bother with the sequels, they're crap.8\/10.. An overlooked classic shadowed by the simplistic RTS games of its era like Age of Empires. Espionage and diplomacy are just as important, if not more important here as sheer military prowess and economic gain.As someone who played this game since the very first Demo version, I can't do anything but whole heartedly recommend this classic. If you haven't tried it yet and you're willing to deal with the learning curve, give it a go.. As soon as I've found this game on Steam I had to buy it! It was the first game I owned so many years ago and it still feels like the better RTS I've ever played! The mechanics are wonderfully tailored! Not even 19 years make it look old! The graphics are lovely!For sure I'll spend some more hundred hours on it!And it runs on Win 10! LOVELY!!!