About a British real time strategy game from 1997

Heroes of Might and Magic: Strategic Mission, released on August 31, 1995.

Heroes of Might & Magic: The War Continues, released in October 1996. Expansion: Heroes of Might and Magic: The Price of Loyalty, released in April 1997.

Heroes of Might and Magic : Erathia's Recovery, released in 1999. Expansion:

Heroes of Might and Magic : Blade of Doom, released on September 30, 1999; Heroes of Might and Magic: Shadow of Death, released on March 31, 2000.

Heroes of Might and Magic was released on March 28, 2002. Expansion: Heroes of Might and Magic: Rapid Storm, released on September 26, 2002; Heroes of Might and Magic: Tempest Battlefield, released on February 23, 2003.

Red Flame Empire, but when I played it, it was in the Chinese version, do you see if it's this.

If that's right, you and I seem to be looking for the same game. Although we don't remember much. But I also remember that the Terrans have a unit that holds chess. If the flag is higher than the person, then you and I are asking for a game. Although the same is also looking for the name of this game.

Could it be that this game is Khan?

The game that my friend downstairs is talking about is basically a real-time strategy game similar to "Man of War". However, the biggest feature of "Man of War" is that it can't build troops, and generally can only operate a squad to fight, and then build the squad through an RPG-like upgrade system that can defeat one enemy hundred. This RTS is currently in vogue, tactical over strategic.

Similar game recommendation: "Company of Heroes: Legend of Courage" - it came out a few years ago, but it is more strategic than the Man of War, and **, the graphics are better!

The degree of military restoration is higher, it can operate tanks and machine guns, etc., and it can also enter the bunker to fight, the scene is more shocking, and the sense of substitution is stronger.

Allied Expendables - Play its latest game, it's pretty good, too. Real-time strategy games are also not allowed to build troops.

Tom Clancy's Doomsday War is different from Man at War, but its design is unique, and it also cancels the traditional troop building system and focuses on the improvement of individual soldiers' attributes. It has a large number of controllable troops, and the war scene is grand (in the context of modern-future warfare), but it is more strategic.

World of Conflict - Attack of the Soviet Union is a real-time strategy game with a good plot and gameplay, and the model is great and realistic. The picture is also good, and the configuration requirements are not high. The game can't build troops on a large scale, and the tactical system of the infantry like the hero company is very rich, (such as being able to enter buildings, lying down to reduce damage, etc.), compared to the people of war, you can operate the chariots, planes to fight, more playable.

Emphasis on tacticality.

Age of Empires 3 Earth Empire

Total War series.