Warcraft III Battle Chest

Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: Blizzard Entertainment
EAN: 0020626720892
ESRB Age Rating: Teen
Label: Blizzard Entertainment
Manufacturer: Blizzard Entertainment
Model: 020626720892
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Blizzard Entertainment
Release Date: 2003-09-19
Studio: Blizzard Entertainment

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionWith the Warcraft III Battle Chest, you'll experience the aventure of a lifetime, as you defend the world of Azeroth from the demonic dark forces that threaten it! This game bundle features Warcraft III, the Frozen Throne expansion, and strategy guides for both. Also includes two official strategy guides from Brady Games to aid you in your quest

Features:

In the original Warcraft III, the Orcs have formed a deadly army called the Burning Legion. They threaten all of Azeroth -- use this new danger to form a power base for your nation
Side with the Orcs, Humans, Undead or Night Elves and fight for dominance in a fully-interactive 3D world
Create legenedary heroes that will complete quests and acquire items that advance your army
In Warcraft III - The Frozen Throne, a new threat called the Lich King has come to Azeroth. Take up arms and rush to battle yet one more time!
Expansion features all-new units, player-built shops & buildings, and powerful new magic abilities

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Total FUN! Will catch you no matter your age from 10 to 50 years old!
I have a few negative things to say about WarCraft 3. First, It is difficult to master. But once you learn how to defeat the Easy AI you jump with joy! It took me 2 months to master rushing when playing on Battle.net. Second, the campaign is not great. You cannot select which campaign you want to play and the story is not the best.

Pros:
1. Awesome gameplay
2. Cool units and heroes
3. Races are fun (Except the Undead race)
4. The fact that it's a Real Time Strategy (I'm a big fan)

Cons:
1. 2+ months to master
2. Campaign selection
3. You cannot select that many units at a time.
Overall a 5 star game!

Rating:

- One of the best RTS/RPGs on the market
Not only a great deal, this game has stood the test of time and is still enjoyable today. Play solo in campaign mode, multiplayer RTS classic mode, user created maps, mini games, tower defense, DOTA, castle defenders, and the list goes on!

If you like to command and conquer, this game is a must own.

Rating:

- Very fun game once you understand
Warcraft 3 is another triumph for blizzard. The graphics great and the game play even better. A warning its not role-playing game this is a stratagy game. The concept of the game is to bulid you empire n=and dominate the map. This game is very very very fun. It will take 2 or so hourse for you to get the hang of thing but once the ball is rolling it wont stop. The online is extremely fun and the story mode is quite amazing. Just buy the game and if you dont like it then sell it. I love warcraft 3.

Rating:

- Amazing enthralling game series,
Great game, awesome story which continues the amzing tale from warcraft & warcraft II: Tides Of Darkness. Great graphics, game play and new units. Great landscapes to battle upon and overall a very enjoyable gaming experience. Hope they make a pt.4 and re-release Warcraft and Warcraft II for OS X.

Rating:

- A must-have for all fans of RTS!!
The 3D graphics look great. The game balance is absolutely flawless (typical Blizzard-style). I have yet to play a game from Blizzard that has disappointed me.

This Battle Chest comes with the original WW3 plus the Frozen Throne expansion (both strategy guides are included as well, which are basically just detailed walkthroughs for the single-player missions, so they're somewhat superfluous).

Just the single-player component of these two games is enormous!! (54 missions combined + an intro campaign + a secret mission + a bonus campaign). That's likely to be 35-50 hours of game time just in Single Player! There's also, of course, the world-renowned, Battle.net multiplayer part, too, so this game has essentially infinite replayability.

Compared to other RTS games, the single-player chapters are truly immersive. The missions are incredibly different and unique from one another, so you never feel that you're doing the same old thing over and over again. When you play a new race (4 total - each with a completely unique unit and building set, economy style, and feel), new and more powerful units are introduced gradually throughout the campaign, so you're constantly adapting your strategy and devising new and devious methods to crush the opponent with each mission!

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