Populous II: Trials of the Olympian Gods

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Everyone

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Singleplayer

Multiplayer

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Populous II: Trials of the Olympian Gods

1993 DOS Strategy (real time) Fantasy Prehistoric era

Spillet fortsetter samme tråd som forgjengeren, men denne gangen befinner vi oss i oldtidens Hellas. Du, som en sønn av Zeus, mener du fortjener en plass blant de udødelige. For å bevise det må du nedkjempe 32 av Zeus' sterkeste venner før du møter sjefen selv. Spillet har et utvidet reportoar av magi og effekter, og lar deg opprette din egen karakter og hvilke spesialiteter han har.

Published: 12.12 2018 by Coreus

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