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Myth: The Fallen Lords is the first game in the real-time tactical-based Myth series. It was revolutionary in its time for being the first truly real-time game that emphasized squad based strategy and tactics against a scripted artificial inteligence. It also was the first to offer an extensive multiplayer system by which players could gather, create, and play in ranked and unranked game play against other players via a central matchmaking server

Myth II: Soulblighter is Bungie's follow-up to Myth: The Fallen Lords, the 1997 Game of the Year. It featured improved graphics and gameplay and was a continuation of the story from the original game. It is by far the most popular of the games in the Myth trilogy with over 1000 community made addons including several conversions from World War II through Science Fiction game types.

The history of Myth III is a tragically long one. Released in October of 2001, Myth III was intended to modernize the Myth engine, bringing 3D models and units into an improved graphics engine. Unfortunately the game was released before it had been fully developed and then consequently abandoned by the publisher and developer. This left the game in an unfinished state and was crippled to the point of being unplayable.

The Myth Series of games started out with a great story and incorporated a game play style that to this day has not been completely replicated. And still, the greatest asset the game had was the community of people who were able to build new worlds and place them within the Myth engine.