Light infantry (" Psiloi" for the Spartans, "Nubian mercenaries" for the Egyptians, and "Kara Warriors" for the Persians) are lightly armored and fast, functioning best as ranged attackers. The game features three basic types of infantry unit "Light", "Medium", and "Heavy". Secondary objectives are not necessary to complete the mission, but often reward the player with troops and/or resources if fulfilled. Within each mission, the player will usually have multiple primary objectives, and will often have one or more secondary objectives. Although gameplay focuses primarily on combat, the game also features elements of economic micromanagement, as the player must generate enough resources to build up their armies to the point where they can defeat the opposing forces. The missions within each campaign, however, are linear, and each mission only becomes available when the previous one has been completed.
The campaigns are independent of one another, and can be played in any order. The game is divided up into three separate campaigns, one for each of the three cultures, with each campaign divided into multiple missions. GameplayĪncient Wars: Sparta is a real-time strategy game in which the player controls the Spartans, the Ancient Egyptians and the Ancient Persians. Originally intended as the first game in a franchise to bear the Ancient Wars name, no further titles were made, although a spiritual successor with the same game engine was released in 2008, Fate of Hellas (released in North America as Great War Nations: The Spartans). It received mixed to negative reviews, with critics finding the gameplay unoriginal, and the overall game as bringing nothing new to the genre. The game features three separate campaigns set in different ancient cultures the Spartans, the Ancient Egyptians and the Ancient Persians.
Ancient Wars: Sparta ( Russian : Войны древности: Спарта) is a 2007 real-time strategy video game for Microsoft Windows, developed by World Forge, published by Playlogic, and distributed by Eidos.
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