Assassin’s Creed Rebellion vs Empire Earth
Assassin’s Creed Rebellion
Assassin’s Creed Rebellion is another mobile game spin-off of the popular game franchise, Assassin's Creed. Unlike AC: Identity which resembles the actual game, this game seems to offer an entirely unique gameplay where players control a team of heroes (assassins, enforcers and the like) and help them get through a series of missions by assembling your team with the necessary type of heroes, strategically choosing your path through the map to the end objective, and using their respective skills correctly.Different heroes will be suitable for different situations and since you have access to a limited number of special actions, such as stealth assassination and disarming traps, you'll be forced to decide which one of the three heroes you can bring that you'd want to use. However, it all boils down to chance since the special actions have a percentage of failure.
That being said, you'll also get a headquarters where you can build rooms and upgrade them, much like what you'd do in Fallout Shelter. The rooms work in a somewhat similar manner as well, allowing you to train your heroes, craft weapons and armor, and so on.
Featuring some of the most appealing graphics (the chibi characters are just so adorable!), Assassin’s Creed Rebellion is one mobile game where fans of Assassin's Creed can get their fix from. After all, it has a brand new storyline for players to experience, a different sort of gameplay, and lots of adorable heroes to collect.
Empire Earth
Empire Earth lets you take the reins of a newborn civilization and nurture it so it'd grow into a formidable empire that can eventually dominate the globe. But of course, your rise to power will not go unchallenged, so expect the need to flex your military muscles from time to time or employ some diplomatic action to ensure the expansion of your empire. As you go through various eras until the final, hypothetical "nano era", you'll need to invest in upgrading your technology both for your normal citizens and for your military just so your empire can keep up with the times and have both military might and economic strength growing in tandem. Multiplayer is also available but only through LAN.Empire Earth may not have been as popular as Age of Empires, but it is still a pretty renowned real-time strategy game back in the day. If you love the genre, you'll definitely enjoy playing this game.