The "Battles of the Forgotten" campaign is, like the "Battles of the Conquerors" campaign in Age of Empires II: The Conquerors, a set of unrelated scenarios relating the stories of several medieval battles: the Honfoglalás, the Battle of Langshan Jiang, the Battle of Bukhara, the Battle of York, Dos Pilas, the Battle of Kurikara, the Battle of Bapheus, and the Conquest of Cyprus.īukhara (557) Khosrow I leads the Sassanid Persians into battle against the White Huns while they are at peace with the Byzantines, allying with the Gökturks to do so, all the while taking advantage of the Silk Road trade to achieve a solid economic base. The Forgotten adds seven additional single player campaigns (Alaric, Bari, Sforza, Dracula, El Dorado, Prithviraj, and Battles of the Forgotten) which are partially based on historical events. Artificial Intelligence has been improved, modeled on competitive players. Custom creations can be shared directly to the Steam Workshop. Over 30 new technologies and 9 new units are included. Additional maps, including an expanded maximum map size that is four times bigger than the previous largest. The Forgotten introduces various new gameplay features, tweaks and previously undetected bug fixes, including the new game modes Capture the Relic and Treaty. The Forgotten introduces five civilizations (the Italians, Indians, Slavs, Magyars, and Incas), seven campaigns, units, technologies, gameplay modes, maps, improved AI and other tweaks to gameplay.
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The expansion pack was developed by the team that created the mod with the assistance of SkyBox Labs, based in Vancouver. Age of Empires II: The Forgotten is the second expansion pack to the 1999 real-time strategy game Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings, having been released nearly 13 years after the first expansion, The Conquerors.Ĭreated for the HD Edition of the game available on Steam, The Forgotten originated as an unofficial modification for the game known as Forgotten Empires.
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