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4.3/5 Emuparadise Initial release date 8 June 2007 Genre Real-time strategy | 7.5/10 IGN 78% Metacritic Series Anno Platform Nintendo DS | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Release date(s) UK: June 2007
GER: June 8, 2007
NA: March 4, 2008 Mode(s) Single-player Multiplayer Developers Sunflowers Interactive, Keen Games, Kaiko GmbH Publishers Ubisoft, Disney Interactive Studios, Disney Interactive Similar Anno games, Disney Interactive Studios games, Strategy video games | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Anno 1701 dawn of discovery nintendo ds trailer overview
Anno 1701: Dawn of Discovery is a real-time strategy video game of the Anno franchise for the Nintendo DS. It is published by Disney Interactive and makes extensive use of the system's touch-screen capabilities. There are three game mode options, consisting of a story mode, continuous play, and multiplayer. It has been released in Europe, Australia, Canada and the United States.
Contents
- Anno 1701 dawn of discovery nintendo ds trailer overview
- Anno 1701 dawn of discovery nintendo ds trailer fight
- Gameplay
- Critical reception
- References
Anno 1701 dawn of discovery nintendo ds trailer fight
Gameplay
The player begins with a ship stocked with the necessary items to start a settlement. The player is able to order it to explore until he/she finds an island that is suitable for settling and building a new colony. If the settlers are satisfied with everything they need, they will go up to the next stage. As they move through each stage, they will demand more things. In continuous play mode the player can choose up to three rivals, which will advance about the same rate as the player. As the settlers advance through each stage of settlement, the player can build warships and send to possessed island and build beachheads and then attack military buildings. If the player captures all of them, the island is theirs. The story mode is similar, but the player needs to fulfill specific tasks to proceed.
Critical reception
Metacritic recorded a score of 78/100 based on 14 reviews. IGN gave it 7.8/10, calling it "versatile" and "lots of fun".
