Разработчик: Ubisoft Mainz
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Anno 1800™ Definitive Annoversary Edition
Unlock the entire Anno 1800 experience with the Definitive Annoversary Edition, which includes the following digital content:
- The base game.
- The Season 1 Pass.
- The Season 2 Pass.
- The Season 3 Pass.
- The Season 4 Pass.
- All DLC cosmetic packs including those released in 2023 as well as new ones coming later in 2024.
- The Deluxe Pack including the Anarchist AI character, the soundtrack, a digital art book, and more!
Anno 1800 Gold Edition
Unlock the entire Anno 1800 experience with the Gold Edition, which includes the following digital content:
- Season 1 Pass with three DLCs: Sunken Treasures, Botanica, and The Passage.
- Season 2 Pass with three DLCs: Seat of Power, Bright Harvest, and Land of Lions.
- Season 3 Pass with three DLCs: Docklands, Tourist Season, and The High Life.
- Season 4 Pass with three DLCs: Seeds of Change, Empire of the Skies, and New World Rising.
- Deluxe Pack with the Anarchist AI character, the soundtrack, a digital art book, and more.
About the Game
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.
In Anno 1800, players will take charge of their own fortune as they navigate the rapidly evolving technological landscape and malicious political arena of the 19th century in their quest to build an empire that will reach from the smog-filled cities of Europe to the teeming jungles of South America.
Combining beloved features with innovative gameplay, Anno 1800 is the beginning of a new era for the Anno franchise as players leave their mark on a crucial moment in human history.
Welcome to the 19th century, a time of industrialization, diplomacy, and discovery. Rich with technological innovations, conspiracies, and changing allegiances, this era presents the perfect setting for classic Anno gameplay. Anno 1800 provides players ample opportunity to prove their skills as a ruler as they create huge metropolises, plan efficient logistic networks, settle an exotic new continent, send out expeditions around the globe, and dominate their opponents by diplomacy, trade, or warfare.
Anno 1800 combines beloved features from 20 years of Anno history. It delivers a rich city-building experience, including a story-based campaign, a highly customizable sandbox mode, and the classic Anno multiplayer experience. Anno 1800 will see the return of beloved features such as individual AI opponents, shippable trade goods, randomly generated maps, multi-session gameplay, items, and more.
To bring this pivotal historical era to life, Anno 1800 introduces many all-new features to the franchise’s rich tradition. Expeditions allow players to send crews of specialists across the globe as they seek fame and fortune, while the new workforce feature makes managing your factories more demanding and realistic than ever. Finally, players will settle South America as they lay claim to the black gold powering this new age of industry.
Leading prosperous metropolises requires you to adapt your strategy to new situations. Fulfil the needs of your inhabitants by establishing numerous production chains, deal with other AI rulers sharing your world, and rise to prosperity by building a profitable network of trade routes.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, japanese, korean, polish, russian, simplified chinese, traditional chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10(64-bit versions only)
- Processor: Intel i5 3470, AMD FX 6350
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 670 GTX or AMD Radeon R9 285 (2 GB of VRAM, Shader Model 5.0)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 60 GB available space
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10(64-bit versions only)
- Processor: Intel i5 4690k, AMD Ryzen 5 1400
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 970 GTX or AMD Radeon RX 480 (4 GB of VRAM, Shader Model 5.1)
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 60 GB available space
Mac
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
The fact that if you play over 6 hours the game tells you you should go take a walk tells you how addicting this game really is. I love it! wish i had this game longer. It can get pretty hard after the artisans and the different world but you can still look some things or tutorials on YouTube, so i deffinetly recommend this game!
amazing game focused on micromanaging a bunch of farmers and workers and upidy folk that dont smell
The fact they have voice prompts telling you 'it's been 6h go for a walk' tells you how addictive this game gets. The base game is challenging to learn if you don't instantly go to youtube esp once you get past the Artisans it can very quickly spiral.
Authentication error,
I send a mail to ubisoft support on how to fix, they say that I have to refund it. I refund it and unable to rebuy with discount again. Now the game costs 60 euro, ubisoft says, talk to steam. Steam says we don't do discounts after purchase.
BAD and unnecessary connection with ubisoft!
Probably my favorite game you can change how challenging it is from the start with the ships trade routes wars
with rivals i put 60 hours in less than two weeks. The graphics 10/10 . The Wars 9/10. Trade Routes 10/10
Very fun wish i had tried this one long ago.
Game = Good
Ubisoft connect = Terrible.
Tried to login with my normal email - "Account does not exist - create new account"
Create new account using same email and tries to launch game. - "Error with verification"
Ubisoft has auto logged into old account with same email address that 'didn't exist'. Have to manually relog every game.
This is an excellent game – very beautiful graphics and very engaging plot. It is intuitive, although I found the trading aspects challenging. It is one of those games I realized that made mistakes – so I keep restarting. I’ve been playing a lot of early access games – this is polished, solid, very made… I miss that!
An absolutely fantastic citybuilder that acts more like a godmode sandbox than a game with serious challenges. Other citybuilders like Cities:Skylines focus heavily on traffic, and seem to have no right answers. This game, by contrast, focuses on simple production chains and managing a network of imports and exports. It's presented quite well and the process of setting up an automated supply chain for a resource (like iron) is very easy.
I was a bit disappointed with how the game has no real challenge, as even having 3 hard AI opponents (with difficulty-boosting mods) was not enough to make them a serious threat. I think it'd be very interesting to create a game where the goal was to be a logistics *disruptor*, and while Anno hints at such potential, it fails to grasp it. Other options to boost difficulty mostly just get in the way, like smaller island sizes, which just disrupts the ability to build nice cities without really increasing difficulty in a tangible way.
Instead, play the game on easy and think of it as something that there's little reason to optimize. Instead of having an ultra-efficient city with tons of throughput bonuses and whatnot, you're free to build it with aesthetics as a primary concern. Build wide avenues that look nice and take up a lot of space. There are newspaper effects that can decrease consumption by almost 70%, making the supply of islands almost trivial. If that's not enough, you can import nearly any item from thin air and at any scale through the Docklands at nominal cost. Import iron from the aether, turn it into sewing machines, and then export those sewing machines for 10x the raw materials.
I find the game usually peters out after I've built a few dozen investor houses, and I gradually lose interest. But that doesn't kill the game's charm. This game is the perfect break you could come back to once a year or so if you're frustrated or bored with other games.
Really want to try this game but it links to Ubisoft Connect which frequently fails to work and requires manual entry of credentials on every single launch.
One of the best city builders and civilization builder with the option of some military action.
Main quest is bugged, cant continue playing without restarting the whole campaign again 20hrs down the drain. A bug that has been around for 3 years, you'd think they would fix it. Instead devs just make DLC, for $$ and steam won't refund cause theirs no evidence. How the hell am I supposed to submit the evidence to you when you're refund request allow morons.
So far, so good. Not bad for a game which is permanently stuck in the arsenic wallpaper and exploding your house when the lights go on era.
I like the chilled out pace of this game and having just enough micromanagement.
This might be the best-made mediocre game there is. The game has interesting mechanics, decent complexity and is beautifully crafted with a lot of attention to detail. It is also stable and bug-free, at least I could just enjoy it without any issues. As a real-time game it can be pretty intensive. A lot can be happening in a lot of places at the same time, some of it out of sight (as there are multiple words, and you can watch only one at a time). There is no active pause, though time can be slowed down.
The reason I say "mediocre" is that the game is repetitive and gets boring fairly quickly compared to other titles. Every island is built up in the same exact way and even within one game you do it multiple times over and over. Even if you grow or produce different things on different islands, you do it all in the same basic ways. It's a lot of rinse & repeat. Another minus is the presence of trivial annoying quests like "find five pigs walking around the city", or whatever. They can be ignored, but then you miss out on useful items.
I can recommend the game if you get it significantly discounted to have some fun with occasionally. It is absolutely not worth the full asking price, though.
They make good games, but always make it a pain to play them. How in the world can you fail to authenticate a game a bought? Why in the world must we always have some memory hog of a launcher when steam works just fine!? You ask for money and I ask for a product and then we exchange! You don't see the bank telling you that they can't authenticate the funds you took! FIX MY GAME
Select active object (ship): left mouse button
Perform an action (set sail): right mouse button
Weird... But ok.
Select active object (dynamite): left mouse button
Perform an action (throw dynamite): left mouse button
No way to rebind the keys.
Refund.
played, enjoyed
Then suddenly i cannot login to ubisoft connect, cannot retrieve password, cannot anything
Haven't even started the game yet, and already agitated. Why do I have to agree to Ubisoft T&Cs? Why do I need a Ubisoft account? Why does my password have to lock out even mind-readers? Why, to play a straightforward game that already costs $60, does Ubisoft need to sell my data as well? Isn't my Steam account enough?
This game better be pretty damn good to pull me out of this ditch they've dug. If I hadn't already shelled out the money, I wouldn't even bother with all this crap
if it tries to get you to log in to ubisoft connect just relaunch
suck it ubisoft
I played this game for just shy of 2 hours and really enjoyed it. However...
My Ubisoft Experience:
1. Buy Anno 1800 - Definitive Annoversary Edition on Steam.
2. Download and install game.
3. Sign in to Ubisoft Connect with the ONLY Ubisoft account I've ever created.
4. Ubisoft Connect asks for an authentication code that isn't provided with the game.
5. Close game, relaunch. Ubisoft Connect asks if I want to authenticate Anno 1800 with my Steam account. Select yes.
6. Play for 1.5 hours. Wake up next morning, launch game.
7. Ubisoft Connect: wE cAnNoT aUtHeNtIcAtE oWnErShIp oF tHiS pRoDuCt. Please contact customer support.
8. Uninstall game.
9. Refund.
10. Set Ubisoft to ignore on Steam.
Fix your launcher or better yet, just remove it from Steam.
Edit for dev reply:
1. The copy paste troubleshooting steps highlights that they didn't read step 3 of my experience.
2. Steam is not an option under linked accounts on Ubisoft Account.
3. I shouldn't need to spend hours troubleshooting launching a game within 2 hours of purchasing a $90 AAA studio title.
If you are into complex city building, then this the game for you. I think it is one of the best games ubisoft has made but it is shame that you might want to purchase some of the dlcs to have a better experience.
Challenging combination of city / world building and resource management under the looming threat of war.
I'm pretty new to city builders/management games. Anno is not as complex as others I've tried, like Cities Skylines. It's quite fun once you get your bearings. I'd definitely recommend doing the campaign, as it is the least tutorial-feeling tutorial I've played and really helps you cook for the sandbox mode. Not super important to how the game plays, but the soundtrack is really excellent.
Really dislike ubisoft, won't let me play the game without using a ubisoft account that I am locked out of and ubisoft support is non existent. 0/10 I will not ever buy a game from them again.
I do recommend this game but would rate it close to a 6/10.
It really just spirals to wide too quickly. You are pushed to build several settlements in a few different places and it just becomes a lot to try and manage, especially at the start of the game.
This city builder might have the best art style (visuals and music) of any city builder I have ever played I did not expect that from Ubis*ft
It's an enjoyable game, but still leaves some to me desired. They've spent a ton of effort in graphics and it shows, but it doesn't have a ton of re-playibility and can get old once you get past that "new out of the box" feeling. However, it still is fun, and is just a great casual game.
Real joy to play this beautiful game, hours go by without realising. Its a vast city builder with 4 stages of growth all based around a simple - build a house - house brings people - people have needs to fulfil to be able to get to next stage and grow, meanwhile they also get happiness from things that cost monthly money services etc. If you fulfil all that you can upgrade house to next stage of people, opens up new buildings to build / fulfil...all explained in a handy tutorial scenario which I'm 75% through and really enjoying, interesting storyline. The interesting mechanics of the game are production lines, so for instance soap needs pigs, then a rendering factory, then a soap factory, some all take the same time to produce one element, some half as slow so you have to double those buildings to maintain line adequatly, and it's working all that out ensuring population kept happy and then the usual balancing of the books monthly costings make this a great city builder sim. The game will hover a rotating 3D symbol above any building with a problem helping you fix things quickly.
The most interesting part being set in 19th century industrial era is your starting island will only have so much fertility etc and space for so much, you'll have to get a 2nd island and so on, all the while setting up trade routes with ships to travel between islands automatically picking up and unloading goods so you can expand, and it's these logistics which are adequately challenging and interesting, all the while going to other players harbours with a boat and trading and buying items like people with skills which slot into a building with an effect radius which for instance increase production, or lower monthly costs etc etc, you can even buy artefacts for your museum later on, and animals for your zoo at their ports, or sell stuff for lots of money. You can also send ships off on expeditions a sort of mini game where morale depletes over time, gaining more stuff. Also you're starting in the old world (think north america / northern Europe biomes / goods) and there's another map called the new world (think south america / west indies) where totally different goods are made and grown.
All in all an addictively time consuming game, yeah you can dip in an out in 30 minutes, but you'll need a good 8hrs gaming to get anywhere and recommend a good 4hr evening for starting off. Plenty of DLCs to purchase, which I may indulge in.
Only down side was had to research quite a bit online to understand the mechanics which I was hoping to get from the tutorial, but its more of a walk you through every element, rather than an explanation, but I got there pretty quick and really enjoying the game after 3rd playthrough scenario.
Thoroughly recommend this game, its easy to pick up, enjoyably hard to master, beautiful, and with all the things to grow and collect, will keep you interested all the way up to a fully grown city. (I'm about 16hrs into 2nd play and at stage 3 of 4 in my population).
Outstanding game. Detailed but easy to grasp
You have 3 modes (campaign, sandbox and creative mode).
Campaign is based on learning basics and it becomes a sandbox ones the campaign is completed.
Sandbox is where you can play against AI
Creative mode lets you design stunning cities without any limits or battles
Achievements are DLC related and fun to go for. I had a great time going for some of them.
Cons: wouldn't recommend it for multiplayer. Only sea combat, can't invade by land. DLCs are a bit overpriced but you can grab season passes and if you're waiting for a sale then it becomes pretty reasonable.
All in all, I’m giving it a HUGE thumbs up!
This stupid ubisoft authenticator repeatedly locks me out of my game. If you're going to force people to authenticate through you twice, at least make sure it works! Have contacted ubisoft support and will be requesting a refund if they don't respond in a reasonable time.
One of my absolute fave games. Who knew that carefully tweaking your production lines of sewing machines to satisfy your hipster artisans could be so addictive and satisfying?
Wonderfully complex, but easy to get the hang of, they've really done something special with this infinitely replayable game.
Fun and challenging production chain simulator. Not a fan of how many of the game features are paywalled and subdivided between different paywalls, pay close attention to the full price of the game and all "DLCs", half those DLCs should be base game mechanics, the other half are essentially flavor packs or pure aesthetics.
This game is great. I did not expect from Ubisoft much at first but it I was surprised by how good the game was. The only downside I see is a very seemingly mediocre and generic start, which could make new players feels boring and refund right after that. The real game began after I learned the concepts of the game (there are a lot) at around more than 10 hours. It just get more and more interesting as you progress and expand as the game design in away to let you take turn to focus on some settlement that you are interested in and ignore the others, which you can always come back later if you want to (Like the total opposite of total war where the game get more and more tiring as time passes)
I like this game very much. Its really like a trade route, resource management, production chain simulator that also has some basic ship battles. But you can play in a way to totally avoid ever firing a shot.
If you have experience with a lot of other city builders, like if you came from Cities Skylines, itll take some retooling of your approach to get into positive cash flow in this game, but once you understand it, its hard to stop playing and easy to sink multiple hours at once. The game even has little reminders that are like "How about a cup of coffee, youve been playing for TWO HOURS"
This game is great! There is a very high learning curve and it took me a couple of months to understand it well (I played the campaign and tutorial). I finished the game after 1 year of buying it 😅 If you're in to a challenge, city management and economy management, this game is perfect!
It was fun starting out, but at some point it just gets too complex and boring and repetitive to be enjoyable for me personally. EU4 or Stellaris are both games that are fairly complex but not THIS irritatingly complex. Also can conquer land and feels like your achieving something, here you are just building and really only building with some very small conquest to it.
In general its too sandboxy for me. Great game though! Fun for a little while, may play it again in the future perhaps but I also have a kid otw so unlikely haha
This gaming is addicting. The controls and objectives are not very intuitive. I found myself googling a lot. Once you have figured things out, it is really fun and don't want to quit. Some of the campaign objectives are really annoying though.
so does every person have thanos snap as a ability the moment you conquer a island
Unfortunately, this game has authentication problems as steam seems to allow for some third party authentication software = Ubisoft connect. I did not sign up with Ubisoft and do not want to, it is enough to sign into steam for verification of ownership of a software package that I bought through steam.
I'm sure it's a great game, but it constantly closes on me mid-game. Not worth the technical issues. Buyer beware.
I always get the error "there was a problem authenticating the ownership of this product" I can't play the game and can only quit it. trash, refund.
It's been a while since I've been so hooked on a game. Fantastic city builder - challenging, rewarding and good fun. Would highly recommend.
ubisoft launcher ruins the whole steam experience . game dosent start stuck at activation page. steam support team cant assist due to 3rd party control.
if ubisoft dosent trust steam they should not sell on the platform. why to trouble customer?
Game kept crashing after a few minutes until it stopped launching entirely. My laptop meets all system requirements and i've tried every tip i could find... Not to mention the trouble Ubisoft has put me through. Can't recommend.
Great game BUT Ubisoft ruins it with their unstable crappy Ubisoft Connect application. was able to play for 17 minutes; after re launching it, Ubisoft error message claims "I don't own this game". asked for a full refund. will never buy a ubisoft game again. this was the last straw after I had similar issues with Far Cry franchise.
I really enjoy the game, but I could barely play it. I spent literal hours trying to figure out how to even launch the game because of the way Ubisoft forces the game to launch through Ubisoft Connect. (Aparently the issue was a very old Ubisoft Account being linked to my Steam profile that I wasn't aware of.)
Honestly, it's not worth the headache. I'd rather play something else than deal with Ubisoft again.
Required game launchers? Why? Started the launcher started the game. The launcher process appears to be busy doing "god knows what" but it's churning in the background. Like these games, but I'm not playing Ubisoft games until I can do it offline. So probably never, given Ubisoft's history.
Got the old unable to authenticate with Ubisoft I don't want to troubleshoot a game and deal with poor support. Game refunded
I purchased the game but their game launcher ask for an account, log in and verification steps, too many jump through hoops, it is not worth it, 40 minutes of my time to figure out how to even run it. I rather will just support some indie developer than a blood-sucking corporation that wants my data in order to be able to play their game.
Tried to play this game, Ubisoft launcher couldn't verify I owned it, and requested I contact their customer support. Waited hours and received no response. I requested a refund, game seems cool but the launcher isn't worth the hassle.
A lot of the same.
This game feels insanely tiring to me, not motivating at all to continue going. The same few core mechanics are repeated over and over. All the production chains are basically the same with different skins, and there are probably over a hundred of them. It feels like a punishment to start another island because you just do the same stuff you already did dozens of times before.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Ubisoft Mainz |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.11.2024 |
| Metacritic | 81 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 80% положительных (7389) |