Has anyone played Age of Miracles 1? Why was Invincible Hero more famous than it?

I think that Age of Miracles 1 is much more fun than the Invincible Heroes series. I changed 4 computers from the first year of junior high school to the second year of senior high school, but this game has never been deleted (green version, you can copy it directly to play). It wasn't like the Hero Series, which only showed 1 out of 100 players. Siege was also much more gorgeous than Invincible Heroes. Moreover, the heroes in the Miracle Era could fight personally. It was said that the Invincible Heroes combat system was fun, but I felt that it was still far inferior to the Miracle Era. They weren't on the same level at all. Moreover, its grand music, complex racial relationships, and huge military system were even better than Invincible Heroes. But why was Invincible Hero so famous, and why were there so few people until the Age of Miracles?
Thank you for your answers. Maybe I've been playing Miracle for too long. I think the highest difficulty of Miracle 1 is still too low. The high-level troops are invincible as soon as they appear, but it might be a little difficult for new players. Maybe the balance is not as good as Invincible Heroes, but I think this kind of single-player turn-based game is not like Warcraft, so balance is not very important. I would like to give a suggestion to my friends at Jiuxiu Villa. Miracle 1 is really an excellent game and is worth playing.(I haven't studied Miracle 2, so I won't comment on it.) This game is very complicated. I won't say much about other aspects (too much to say). Let's just talk about a few interesting things that I've played for so long. First of all, the relationships between the 12 races were very complicated. They were divided into three factions: good, evil, and neutral. The four races in each faction had good relationships with each other, but they had normal, good, hostile, and so on. There were also many factors that affected the relationship between races, such as strengthening and upgrading a castle of a certain race, looting and burning it, or directly proposing peace and alliance with the race. When it reached a certain level, the righteous Protoss could even become allies with the evil Undead and produce the Undead's troops (it was also possible when the relationship was not good, but the enemy troops produced had low morale, were easy to betray, and had low attack power. They had to rely on high-morale troops and their teams to restrain them). Imagine producing advanced troops of 12 races, how cool would that be? The word limit for the supplementary question, I'll stop here and continue.

Answer 1

Age of Miracles 1 was a classic real-time strategy game developed by the Korean game company Smilegate, which was first released in 1998. The game was set in a fantasy world where players had to control different characters to fight and explore.

Compared to many other RTS games, Age of Miracles 1 had its own unique game mechanics and gameplay, such as its unique resource management and building construction system. These features made the game widely praised by players and critics and became one of the classic games.

However, compared to many other games, Age of Miracles 1 was not as widely known as Invincible Heroes. This might have something to do with the release date and platform of the game. Invincible Heroes was a classic real-time strategy game developed by Humblebee Games, a Canada-based game company. It was first released in 1995 and released on multiple platforms. Due to the game's high quality and wide audience, Invincible Heroes became a popular game.