Rise of Nations: Thrones and Patriots Trial Version 1

No. of downloads: 6 Licence: Free to try
Publisher: Microsoft File size: 238M
Date added: 21-08-2007 Minimum requirements: Windows XP

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Play through the tutorial and then get a taste of the Alexander the Great campaign. In the trial version, gamers can choose between four nations the Persians from the expansion pack, and three others from the original game. Players will be able to play through the tutorial and then get a taste of the Alexander the Great campaign, one of four historical campaigns in the retail version. Gamers will also be able to try their hand on the battlefield on one of three different random map types. This stand-alone trial version does not require gamers to own the original retail version of Rise of Nations. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.

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