| Display title | Aztec Wars |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | An obscure Real Time Strategy Russian game from 1999 (but not released abroad until 2 years later), Aztec Wars takes place in an Alternate History where the Aztec empire has crossed the Atlantic sometime before being conquered by Europeans, and promptly conquered pretty much all of Europe and Africa, thanks to its armies composed of fireball-tossing priests, tamed jaguars and mechanical Spider Tanks, among other things. Standing against the Aztec are the Russ (the only nation with a campaign), with their war bears and axe-tossing tanks, as well as the army of China, helped by yogas with Psychic Powers, yetis, and a slew of ridiculously advanced Steampunk machinery. |