Because the game is more tightly focused on supply economics than the sprawling expanse of the recent Civilization IV, it is easier for kids to get into playing it. is like a refocused Civilization that is easier to share with younger kids. 1701 for GamerDad a few years ago, I said “for me, 1701 A.D. Either way, you are put on a ship with an adviser and flung out to a remote island to colonize and get to building! Mike: Dawn of Discovery takes place in 1404, and the ‘campaign mode’ begins with you needing to colonize and develop an island in order to produce resources for your father the king (DS, Wii) or producing resources to help fund the building of a huge temple dedicated to your king (PC).
Anno 1701 review Pc#
Matt and I will be looking at different versions of the game and discussing our findings, but to add a twist I went to my local GameStop and grabbed a copy of the DS version, so I will look at the PC and DS versions and Matt will look at the Wii release. This time around Ubisoft dropped the Anno moniker entirely and just called it Dawn of Discovery, and has recently released versions for the PC, DS and Wii. The games got solid reviews but suffered disappointing sales. for the PC and as Anno 1701: Dawn of Discovery for the DS.
The last entry – Anno 1701 – was brought to North America as 1701 A.D.
Anno 1701 review series#
In North America, however, the series has struggled to find an audience. Each addition to the series is hotly anticipated and sells very well. In Europe, the Anno game franchise is huge, something like the Madden NFL franchise is in the US.
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