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As has been stated you can get the Definitive Edition of AoE 1 on the Windows Stores. The single player game is good. Not sure whether or not they have ironed out the many bugs with online play yet. It was a disaster the last few times I tried it.
-I believe your question has been answered. Are you looking for something else?
Age of Empires II : The age of Kings is the name of the second Age of Empires, and is sold as Age of Empires II HD on steam, coupled with the expansion The Conquerors.
This HD version is a modified edition of the Age of Kings combined with its expansion disk, the Conquerors.
What confused us is that cavemen and clubmen exist only in AoE1, since it normally starts in the stone age, around 3000-5000 BC or so. Age of Kings starts roughly around 400-600 AD, after the fall of the Roman Empire, and the starting units are town militias armed with crude melee weapons.
Also, Windows Store is what it sounds like. If you are on Windows 10, the Start menu has a giant-ass "Store" button by default. It is where Microsoft sells the recently-released high-definition graphically enhanced version of the original Age of Empires 1 (the one released before Age of Kings).
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Technically, if you buy this AoE2 HD edition, then you will get the Age of Kings campaigns, but not the gameplay. It is nearly impossible now to play the old Age of Kings rules, where you had much fewer civilisations, no farming queues, no halberdiers, only one unique technology per civilisation, no ram garrison, no automatic villager assignments, and when bombard cannons or hand cannoneers were useless but bombard towers, paladins, and monk rushes were borderline unbeatable.
It is only possible now to play the AoK rules if you somehow manage to find a disk edition of the game that came on two separate disks, so you can install just AoK. But AoK in itself is difficult to run on a modern system, and all community patches only exist for the Conquerors. So, in the end, nowadays it is extremely difficult to play on Age of Kings, most people play the either the Conquerors or the HD and its three additional expansions.
well or buy the windows store version if you must, but i heard it runs like crap (and is on windows store
or at least mine does so which is the age gold edition or something with all 4 2d age titles (age 1+expansion and age2+expansion)