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A historically-accurate real-time game, the "Age of Empires" series has become one of the most well-known strategy titles in the industry. See what you know about the ins and outs of "Age of Empires" in its many installments for PC, consoles, and handhelds.
13 quizzes and 182 trivia questions.
1.
  "Age of Empires I" for PC    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Welcome, everyone, to my quiz on what has to one of my favorite games for PC, "Age of Empires". I enjoy playing this game, and I hope you enjoy playing my quiz!
Tough, 10 Qns, PolskaMan, Dec 06 21
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Dec 06 21
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  "Age Of Empires: The Rise of Rome"    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Okay, so you played "Age of Empires" (PC), but you're wanting more! Well, Microsoft decided to release an expansion pack for this beloved game in late 1998. If you enjoyed the game, than I hope you enjoy this quiz!
Average, 10 Qns, PolskaMan, Dec 06 21
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Dec 06 21
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trivia question Quick Question
What technology makes the cannon galleons of the Spanish civilization attack faster and more accurately?

From Quiz ""Age Of Empires II: The Conquerors" Expansion"




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Age of Empires Trivia Questions

1. "The Rise of Rome" added quite a few new features to the original gameplay. Among these additions were four new civilizations. Can you name them?

From Quiz
"Age Of Empires: The Rise of Rome"

Answer: Carthaginians, Macedonians, Palmyrans, Romans

Each civilization was unique in some specific manner. For example, if you favor using war elephants and naval warfare, the Carthaginians had those as their strong point. The Macedonians, however, had a clear advantage in priests and missile resistance. Economy and trade shaped the Palmyrans, and of course the Romans were all about military infantry and construction.

2. In what year was "Age of Empires" released?

From Quiz "Age of Empires I" for PC

Answer: 1997

The company Ensemble Studios was responsible for developing the game. Microsoft heralded it as a combination of the games "Civilization" and "Warcraft".

3. What do the Romans have as their wonder of the world?

From Quiz "Age Of Empires: The Rise of Rome"

Answer: The Colosseum

In "Rise of Rome" there are a number of options on how to win. One, you can conquer the world and kill everyone, than be declared the winner, or you simply build a wonder, which in the Romans' case is the Colosseum. Although they cost quite a bit, wonders offer a non-violent solution to victory.

4. A number of new units were added. One was a brand-new infantry unit that did not appear in the orignal game. It could be used effectively against archers. What is it?

From Quiz "Age Of Empires: The Rise of Rome"

Answer: Slinger

The Slinger does becomes useless in the later ages. Despite this, it can be an invaluable anti-archer weapon in the early parts of the game.

5. Although "Age of Empires" had its chariot, "Rise of Rome" decided to expand upon it. The result was which unit, which is capable of inflicting damage upon multiple units simultaneously?

From Quiz "Age Of Empires: The Rise of Rome"

Answer: Scythed Chariot

Some fans criticized that the original war chariot could not also afflict units nearby the one it was aiming for, and so Microsoft fixed that with the Scythed Chariot. This technique is known as blast area radius.

6. What are the four ages in "Age of Empires"?

From Quiz "Age of Empires I" for PC

Answer: Stone Age, Tool Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age

You can research each of those ages at your town center. Although the research is not exactly cheap, your entire civilization is upgraded in a number of ways each time you advance an age.

7. To celebrate the release of the game, which website offered a number of tournaments for world-wide players to test their skill at "Rise of Rome"?

From Quiz "Age Of Empires: The Rise of Rome"

Answer: Age of Empires Heaven

Age of Empires Heaven is a large, fan-based website devoted to the original game and its expansion pack. It offers quite a few downloads for Mods, Campaigns, and scenarios.

8. What were the four new technologies introduced into the game?

From Quiz "Age Of Empires: The Rise of Rome"

Answer: Logistics, Martyrdom, Medicine, and Tower Shield

Logistics is used in the game to help save population space. A civilization with Logistics had their barracks units (minus the Slinger) counted only as a half a population number. Martyrdom was a blessing in disguise. What you could do with it is convert an enemy unit instantly, but you would have to sacrifice your priest to do it. One drawback was that it couldn't work on other priests. Medicine simply increased the speed at which your priest healed wounded units. Finally, Tower Shield provided +1 defense for infantry and Academy units against ballistas and a Helepolis.

9. How many population units does the town center support?

From Quiz "Age of Empires I" for PC

Answer: Four

In the very beginning of the game, you have no houses and so all of your population resides on the Town Center. Later in the game, when you have enough resources such as wood, you can begin constructing houses, which also provide population.

10. Imagine this "Age of Empires" scenario: You have just decided to declare victory after constructing this special building and holding it for 2,000 years. What building am I referring to?

From Quiz "Age of Empires I" for PC

Answer: A Wonder of the World

Although it says 2,000 years, each "year" is a few seconds long, measured by a timer at the top corner of the gamescreen. A wonder costs a lot of resources to build, and even if you manage to build it you need to protect it from enemy attack.

11. Which video game developer was responsible for "Rise of Rome"?

From Quiz "Age Of Empires: The Rise of Rome"

Answer: Ensemble Studios

Ensemble was also responsible for the rest of the "Age of Empires" series, as well as the "Age of Mythology" series. They also produced the game "Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds" which is based on the "Age of Kings" engine.

12. What was the official rating administered by Gamespot for "Age of Empires"?

From Quiz "Age of Empires I" for PC

Answer: 6.8

The official Gamespot review was written by T. Liam McDonald, who worked for Gamespot, and it was posted on October 27, 1997 at 12:49 PM Pacific Time. McDonald gave Gameplay a 6, Graphics an 8, Sound a 5, Value an 8, and Tilt a 7.

13. What was this game rated in the US?

From Quiz "Age Of Empires: The Rise of Rome"

Answer: Teen

"Age of Empires: The Rise of Rome" was rated Teen by the ESRB. This is because of animated blood and animated violence.

14. What is the overall population limit in "Age of Empires"?

From Quiz "Age of Empires I" for PC

Answer: 50

The fact that one could only create fifty units annoyed most gamers. In such games as "Empires: Dawn of the Modern World" for example, the population limit could extend into the thousands. The expansion pack, "Rise of Rome", sadly did not address this problem, but "Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings" did.

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