The histories of Mexico and the neighboring United States are deeply intertwined, marked by many pivotal battles. When news of Napoleon Bonaparte’s conquest of Spain reached the Americas, the words of a Catholic priest ignited the sparks of revolution.īut that’s not the only historical battle coming your way. “Grito de Dolores” - As the Bourbon Reforms granted the Spanish elite more power and diminished that of the church, resentment grew among the rural Mexican population. Add in a brand-new set of Federal States to evolve your gameplay and the Mexico civilization can adapt to any strategic situation like no other.įans of Age III DE’s Historical Battles will receive a new scenario unique to the Mexico civilization DLC: Additionally, Mexico has the unique opportunity to reverse their revolts and return to Mexico, while still retaining access the benefits of any cards sent during the revolution. Each Revolt offers you a whole new deck full of opportunities. Unlike any other civilization in Age III: DE, the burgeoning Mexican States can choose to Revolt instead of advancing to the Fortress, Industrial, or Imperial Ages. Head online to challenge other players with updated online multiplayer with cross network play and enjoy modern gaming features including spectator modes and mod support.Ĭomplete your collection with this final chapter in the Age of Empires Definitive Edition journey.Īge of Empires III: Definitive Edition announced that the Mexico civilization will join the game as the most strategically diverse civilization yet in the newest DLC for Age III DE, releasing on December 1, 2021. Now featuring two new game modes: Historical Battles and The Art of War Challenge Missions, including all previously released expansions and all 14 civilizations, plus two brand new civilizations – the Swedes and Inca. Command mighty civilizations from across Europe and the Americas or jump to the battlefields of Asia in stunning 4K Ultra HD graphics and with a fully remastered soundtrack.

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