
Anno 1800™ – Lead the Industrial Revolution! Welcome to the dawn of the Industrial Age. The path you choose will define your world. Are you an innovator or an exploiter? A conqueror or a liberator? How the world remembers your name is up to you.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian, German*, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian*, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Game needs Ubisoft account to launch. Ok fine, make account. Refuses my password and locks me out of my purchased game for an undisclosed amount of time. Is this a joke? Edit: Now it doesn't recognise the game key and has effectively blocked me from my own game. Ubisoft, please know that I will now ensure I will never ever buy a game made by you again.
Cant access this game and have had no support from Ubisoft. Never buying a game from these guys again...
Needs Ubisoft account, create ubisoft account, im tired so fdup the password two times. Account suspended. I just hate Ubisoft. The game look fun in youtube.
陈述一下我的游玩过程: 1.下载好后,打开游戏,自动给我装了个Ubisoft的启动器 2.注册育碧账号 3.注册并登录后,提示绑定cdkey,一头雾水的在网上搜了半天 4.直接关掉绑定cdkey的界面,重新打开,终于能进游戏了 5.进游戏后默认英文,改语言并改分辨率(4k屏默认给1080p) 6.开始剧情模式,自定义人物,当想改人物名称时,游戏闪退,不兼容中文输入法 7.重开游戏,发现账号登录信息丢了,得重新登录 8.考虑退款中。 难以想象一款2019年出的游戏,整个游玩过程居然做的跟原始时代一般
Ubisoft has decided to make this game impossible to access. I see I am far from the only one with this issue. They have effectively stolen my money and I will never buy a ubisoft game again. Game was fun when I was actually able to play it though.
Anno 1800 is, in many ways, exactly the return to form that I had hoped for. After some of the more experimental entries in the series, Ubisoft went back to what made Anno great in the first place and delivered one of the most impressive city builders and management games available today. It combines deep production chains, beautiful visuals, and addictive progression into an experience that can easily consume hundreds of hours. One of the first things that stands out is just how stunning the game looks. Watching a small settlement slowly evolve into a sprawling industrial metropolis never gets old. The amount of detail packed into the cities is incredible, and simply zooming in to watch trains, factories, ships, and citizens go about their lives is surprisingly satisfying. Even years after release, few strategy games can match the presentation and atmosphere that Anno 1800 offers. The campaign is another highlight. While most players will spend the majority of their time in free play, the story itself is genuinely interesting and serves as an excellent introduction to the game's systems. It strikes a nice balance between teaching mechanics and providing a narrative reason to keep expanding your empire. Even if the sandbox mode is where the game truly shines, the campaign is far from an afterthought. As for the gameplay itself, Anno 1800 offers an incredible amount of depth. Balancing production chains, managing trade routes, and optimizing multiple regions creates an addictive loop that constantly rewards planning and efficiency. Every new population tier introduces additional challenges and opportunities, ensuring that there is always something to work toward. It is easy to lose track of time while saying "just one more production chain" for the fifth time that evening. That said, there is one major criticism that I simply cannot ignore: the downloadable content. While the base game is excellent, an enormous amount of additional content is spread across a large number of DLCs. New regions, mechanics, buildings, and gameplay systems dramatically expand the experience, particularly in free play. Unfortunately, purchasing everything separately becomes extremely expensive. Individually, many of the expansions are good, but the overall cost of owning the complete experience has become difficult to justify, especially years after release. This is why I honestly believe that a proper Game of the Year or Complete Edition including all DLC is long overdue. At this point, new players should have an easier and more affordable way to experience everything the game has to offer without needing to navigate a mountain of season passes and expansion packs. Despite this criticism, Anno 1800 remains one of the finest city builders ever created. Its gorgeous visuals, satisfying gameplay, and enormous amount of content make it easy to recommend. Even with the expensive DLC situation, the foundation is so strong that it stands as one of the best entries in the entire Anno series and one that strategy fans absolutely should not miss.
It's a bit pricey for an old game, and the DLCs are predatory, only get it on sale. Don't buy the DLCs until you beat the game - it will keep you busy for a long time. [h3]Bonus Points: [/h3] You can play the entire game without touching your keyboard.
每次打开游戏,就有一种开始上班的感觉
잘 모르겠어요 더해봐야 좀 알꺼 같아요.
Mein erstes Anno, ich bekomm nicht genug. Jeden Sonntagmorgen 2-3 Kaffee und währenddessen Anno 1800 sind eine Langzeittherapie. Die DLC haben meist das Spiel toll erweitert und vervollständigt. Das werde ich auch noch in 30 Jahren spielen und einen ewigen reservierten Speicherplatz auf der Festplatte einnehmen.
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