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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
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so the sand box is fun both solo and with friends but dear god is the campaign bad. the story is both nonsensical and and very poorly written. so my recommendation is just don't play it. just play the sand box mode
Mechanically this is the deepest and best Anno.
Personally I prefer the setting of 1404, but 1800 makes up for it in sheer mass of content.
Its a little sad that the other biomes always stay outposts that you exploit for resources and all attention is on the main island. This was handled a bit better in 1404.
Also the sunken treasures DLC is basically mandatory because it has the biggest island, which sadly also means that all players are building on the same island so all cities have a somewhat similar look.
As far as city builders go this is still pretty much the gold standard when it comes to mechanics.
Anno 1800 is a solid simulation game with many engaging and challenging gameplay elements. Its stunning visual design, freedom in city-building, and rich exploration features make it enjoyable for fans of strategy and management genres. However, players should be prepared for a steep learning curve and the challenge of managing complex resource systems. For those who enjoy games that require patience and careful planning, Anno 1800 offers a highly rewarding experience.
I'm writing this review before I get a refund for this game. I've actually bought this game TWICE now. Because the second time I forgot 'oh yeah, it's an UBISOFT game'. Let me say, the game looks amazing. i'd LOVE to be able to play it. BUT F*CKING UBISOFT WON'T LET ME. It's stupid 'ubi sign in' crap is broken. either they don't recognize my email/password OR they won't send a link to change it (first time I asked for a refund), OR F'ing Google authenticator works but they won't recognize it. WTF is the point of a game that is SO F*CKING SECURE, you can't play it? Nope. the. F*CK. OUT. I will never buy an ubisoft game again ever.
Anno 1800 shines with stunning graphics and deep city-building mechanics. From managing production chains to expanding trade routes, it perfect city management. A must-play.
My game crashes 20 seconds after starting a mission/ or any game. It is unplayable for me. I'm pretty sure it's a really nice game and I would really love to play it. The game plays smoothly on the first part of the mission where I control the boat and go fishing, but after that it crashes after around 20 seconds of looking around or building roads. It's not an Early Access game, and it's not from an indie company. It's from a AAA developer with decades of experience. So this is... rather disappointing. :(
I'll try this again when I get a better PC to play it with. I'll update this review by then. :)
Amazing game! I played it for about 400 hours on Ubisoft Connect, and I love it. It's a relaxing game, and even better with friends. Small tip: don't start it at 10 PM thinking you'll just do a few small things to optimize or decorate a little bit. You'll end up finishing the game at 4 in the morning. And with the DLCs, you get so much to do. I bought every DLC and every decorative DLC.
bought the product lost access to the email for the account and just got a middle finger from their support to recover it. waste of time and money. wont be buying ubisoft products ever again.
Very fun and complex game that even on the lowest difficulty offers a big challenge in resource management.
Great management game. Too much so in fact. If one thrives on that kind of thing and finds it fun then Anno 1800 is for you. Otherwise; give it a pass.
Cannot even log into the game, ubisoft registering doesnt work in steam, not even on ubisoft website so game cannot be played.
Why does Ubisoft not want me to play their games? bought DLC and now being told game resgistered under another account and cannot launch game.
All problems are UBISOFT not the game
This is my first anno game. I've always enjoyed city-builders. I never knew I liked this type of chain-focused builder until I played Anno 1800. It's fun and it makes you critically think and use problem-solving to manage an empire in real-time. It's a game that is somewhat easy to learn but difficult to master, especially when you are managing several different sessions at once. There is a lot of DLC that adds a lot to the game, and it's probably better to wait for a sale for that. I'm looking forward to the Anno 117.
Love it! Really fun. I love being able to play a city builders with friends :D And be able to trade to each other or you can even be on the same team and work on each others islands! UI and viewport navigation took a little bit to get used to but I think that might be just cause I haven't played a city builder for a while.
Feedback for the game:
The multiplayer networking on lobbies could be made better though. We've had various issues when creating lobbies where we had friends not being able to connect to the lobby. And there's no server browser so we can't even join others lobbies without an invite. Alsooo, the invite system uses the Ubisoft connect stuff, steam invite wasn't working.
Not good.
1. Wars make no sense, your ally asks you to join in on a war, they almost immediately declare a ceasefire, but you cannot win, it just goes in an endless loop. My ally asked me for help, I declared war, they made peace within 5 minutes and I spent 2 hours stalemated. Now, I just don't declare war as its endless.
2. Pirate spawn wherever you have a cargo ship that has no protection. No limits to what the pirates achieve and if you do spend the resources to destroy them they just come back.
3. Every other group makes peace with the pirates so you will be the only ones the pirate go after.
4. It is basically a boring shipping simulator.
5. Have to download and sign in to ubisoft, should have asked for a refund then and there.
Edit.
6. Game now crashes affter 10 minutes due to memory issues, was fine before and I have 16Gb of ram.
Its more than just build a hut on an island , its all about managing finances and production , for some odd reason I'm generating great amounts of $$$ , happy population , and half a second later, I'm minus $$$ , and bankrupt. I'm blaming the population for this , what this game needs is a make an example out of - button. where i take random people from my population , punish them and make an example out of them in front of the rest , so they work harder and cost me less $$ Nukes would be nice so when an island bankrupts I could just make it glow in the dark.
The graphics and design of the game is just amazing. I would for sure recommend this to other gamers who are into city builders and tycoon type of games.
This is a well done sequel to Anno 1602 which I really enjoyed as a kid. Campaign mode has a great story, and fun play through with a ton of options. Spent 6 hours in my first play - I think there is a lot of play in the future as well. Settings take it from a fun, story to play along with, all the way to near impossible challenge!
Like the challenge of figuring out the economics. Challenge of balancing what you put effort into as this is not turn based. The sea battles are fun, not tactically immersive, but fun navigating wind direction to your advantage or avoiding a disadvantage. Graphics are great.
Would prefer being able to set buy/sell and production increases/decreases and see inventory levels on a single screen per city. Can be a bit annoying going in and out of various areas to get the info you need...or I just haven't discovered an easy way yet.
Good game, enjoying it.
It is and always has been an Amazing game top shelf!
One huge caveat,..- I want nothing to do with Ubisoft! so I will not Purchase this even though I love the game!
---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☑ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS
---{ Gameplay }---
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't
---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf
---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma
---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☐ Decent
☑ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data
---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls
---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☑ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding
---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☑ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life
---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☑ To infinity and beyond
---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☐ Worth the price
☑ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money
---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
---{ ? / 10 }---
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☐ 10
Good game, ruined by ubisoft connect just not working at times not allowing you to start it.
Game is good but ubisoft is not.
I wanted to play the game then ubisoft was telling me that I don't own the game.
A couple days later it worked without problem.
I mean wtf...?!
Just give us games without additional software.
Ubisoft Connect blocked me from playing this game for an hour while on holiday and then deleted my credentials.
Great game with the worst publisher.
The game is actually great, but it does mandate "Ubisoft Connect Service" - which is a pain. Another launcher, requiring you to sign up for with a separate account, and to have the game linked to it. And between that thing needing to update first, then freezing/crashing, then giving cryptic error messages, then asking for a "game activation key" that I don't have, and having to be killed with process manager several times, it took me around 40 minutes from hitting the "play" button, to the point where the game actually launched. And those 40 minutes were quite the ordeal.
Saddens me that I can't recommend this otherwise fun game - but the overall experience is just completely soured by that buggy, broken extra launcher they force upon you.
Honestly the Ai really hold this game back. Its fun as a island/colony building sim, but the fact that the AI dont have to follow the same rules kind of make it not fun to play. Like if you had a ton of guns you could sell it off to an Ai at war for them to build more ships, except that does not matter cause they spawn new ships at a steady rate no matter what.
The idea of heavily investing in a trade good in order to gain more to sell is almost completely pointless outside of selling to a few trader characters. It just leaves the entire game feeling pointless and more of a city builder with a really bad competitive aspect that's better left disabled.
I didn't even get to start the game. I needed a cd key to activate on the terrible Ubisoft Connect. I could not find said CD Key (wasn't provided on Steam). Uninstalled and refunded. Ubisoft games can just all go in the bin for me now. What a terrible initial experience with a game, and what a terrible launcher. The launcher hangs when you create a Ubisoft Connect account too. Trash launcher and has put me off trying a game I absolutely love the look and sound of. TRASH LAUNCHER and TRASH COMPANY
Bought the game because it was on sale. I clicked "play" and the ubisoft launcher opens and I was asked for a CD key. Deleted and refunded. Suck my dick Ubisoft lmaoooo
The Game is great.
BUT F**K UBISOFT.
This is the last game I will ever buy from them, which is sad since I really like the Anno Series...
Much love to the devs for completing this game. When this game first came out, it took me years due to hardware capability to actually play it. It has been worth the patience, even just halfway into the Seasons. I'm genuinely still not good at this game, but seeing the love and detail the devs have put into this game is incredible. Thanks for giving it all your time, and thanks for giving your time reading my review. :)
I have been indescribable angry even before I actually play the game.Maybe it's a good game but I really DON'T care about game itself now because of M**F** ANNOYING UBISOFT F**KING CONNECT ！！！！！！！How
can you these mtf re**rd even made this and insist this shitty platform for years which require me to active my game with the Fking cdkey after I paid for it??? It reminds me when I played rainbow6 years ago,when they have the most annoying potato-like servers in the world, I must tolerate uplay's trash servers and platform from that time,but it's Ok for me to do that because r6 is fun at that time,it really made me happy even with Uplay.And after years I am very happy to see that you guys keep forcing everyone to use your mtfk platform and use every method to disgust your players,keep doing that!I really haven't played ubi game for years because they f**ked up every series I loved,from AC to watch dogs.I guess the only thing you guys good at is creating a trash platform and do nothing for years with it,oh,and trying to let a black guy to be the lead in a Japanese background game.Good luck ubi , I look forward to your new game being hated by every Japanese player and thrown in the garbage.
Ubisoft has a gift for killing beautiful things. The concept for this game is fantastic, but it's optimized to consoles, has that ridiculous launcher that never works and they don't support... Ubisoft can make a game that should have been fun into something not fun because of all the annoyances. Optimizing a game for consoles makes it really tedious. I saw that the last update came out so I reinstalled this behemoth (nearly 100 gig... seriously?) to see if it had been fixed up to work better. It has not. Don't buy it, don't fall for Ubisoft's marketing, it's not worth it.
Anno 1800 promises a deep, engaging city-building experience set during the industrial revolution, but it ultimately falls short in several key areas, making it hard to recommend for those seeking a truly satisfying strategy game. While the world is beautifully crafted and the ideas are solid, the repetitive mechanics, overwhelming micromanagement, and lack of meaningful progression make the game feel more like a chore than an enjoyable experience.
A major frustration is the sheer amount of micromanagement required to keep cities running smoothly. The focus on production chains and balancing resources becomes overwhelming quickly, shifting the game from a creative, strategic experience into a constant grind. The need to adjust production, trade routes, and workforce levels for every new resource or building detracts from the enjoyment of building and managing cities.
The difficulty spikes are another issue. Anno 1800 can be unforgiving, with minor missteps easily throwing your cities into chaos. The game provides little guidance on managing the balance between production, trade, and expansion, forcing players into a trial-and-error process that disrupts gameplay rather than enhancing it. The slow pacing makes this trial-and-error approach particularly punishing—when you make a mistake and need to restart, it can take forever to get back to the point where the error occurred, making the whole process feel tedious and discouraging.
The AI further hampers the experience. Rival factions can become overly aggressive, even without prior interaction. Instead of fostering alliances or diplomacy, you often find yourself constantly defending against unnecessary attacks, making the game feel more chaotic than strategic. This lack of nuance in AI interactions reduces the game’s potential for deeper strategy.
The pacing also suffers, with long waits for resources or building completions that quickly feel like a grind. The reliance on expansion, without rewarding milestones or significant gameplay shifts, makes the game feel drawn-out and repetitive, with little sense of true progression.
The campaign, while introducing some interesting elements, is underwhelming. The story feels disconnected from the core gameplay, and missions often seem like chores rather than integral parts of the narrative, making it hard to stay invested.
Ultimately, Anno 1800 is a game that becomes bogged down by micromanagement, lack of progression, aggressive AI, and slow pacing. While the world-building and production systems are detailed, they fail to provide the rewarding payoff needed to make the experience truly satisfying.
Spent 600 hours for this game. And I don't ready to stop play it again. I liked all dlcs except antogonist. And I can't play without 300 and more mods)
Highly Recommend.
While It may have just celebrated it's end to Development, the game and all of it's DLCs/Packs is by far worth investing your money in to.
I not only bought the game from Ubisoft itself to play on Ubisoft Connect back in 2019 but I also just recently bought it on Steam to play through Steam.
It has been a great 5 years Ubisoft! Thank You for all your hard work making this game so great!
And Thank You for the journey.
This game is gonna bring me so much enjoyment for years to come.
Is the game kinda annoying for first time set up? yes. Is it 100% worth it one your playing? Absolutely yes.
The publisher makes it too much of a pain to access the game. I was able to access it once (after some googling and testing solutions). The next day, it was telling me it was having issues validating I'm the game owner. While I could have gone through the hoops to contact the publisher's support (ugh) I just didn't have it in me and resigned to request a refund. In terms of the game itself, it just didn't capture my interest. I noticed that it didn't really follow the same control structure that other management games would. You'll definitely want to take the time to review those if you're giving the game a shot.
The best part of Anno series.
Ideal for single or even better for a co-op gameplay.
Goat of economic city-builder RTS!
After buying and installing the game, it still required you to create an account with Ubisoft and connect to the game via Ubisoft Connect. After logging approximately 70 mins into the game, I was informed by the game client that I must contact Ubisoft's customer service. I refunded the game. This is way too much hassle to play a game; this kind of practice is pointless and absolutely not fun. Who thought this kind of practice would entice the player to keep playing?
Luckily Steam allowed me to refund.
Do not buy this game... As always Ubisoft found a way to make their games unplayable. I bought the Annoversary edition and I have spent like an hour to try to launch the game, but it keeps telling me about a Directx error. I'm pretty sure it's not my computer, all drivers are updated, I go above and beyond the system requirements and I just bought it this year
Don't buy this game until it is fixed... and that's never happening most probably, shame for the developers, they actualy have a really cool game in their hands
If I can't fix this damm Directx issue soon I'll ask for a refund.
Edit:
Did found how to launch the game, but not thanks to Ubisoft. Turns out that if you have a Nvdia GPU you can go to the Nvdia app, then go to graphics and apply the recommended graphics settings the game will launch with cero problems.
Game was nice as expected, no complaints there but... Still wouldn't recommend someone else to buy it. Yes I fixed the problem but it was out of luck, Ubisoft costumer service was dismal, all links on their page redirected me to it's main page, and wharever little information I found on their website didn't work at all and seem out of date. It was a very weird experience going thru their web page, seem as they already ditch this game for the next Anno entry but that hasn't even been released!!
Guess if you find this game for very cheap it's worth the risk but otherwise it's a hard pass. Hell!! Even Bethesda of all companies have better support for their games, bought New Vegas and found they patched the game to be compatible with modern systems. This game is not that old to begin with and as far as I had seen most issues people encountered remained unresolved (at least officialy thru a patch as someone would expect), but hey!! They found time to make another cosmetic pack!!
The game is very fun once you actually get to play it. My wife and I each bought it to play together. Let me save the approx. 40-50 minutes it took us to get started.
1. You (and your friends) will need an Ubisoft Connect account to play. Ideally sign up for this first on your browser.
2. If you are playing with friends, once you have created your accounts, add them via the browser page. Click on your account at the top right of the page and navigate to friends, and "add friend".
3. Go into your steam library to launch the game. You will likely hit a screen where you need an "activation code". If you google this, it will tell you to find a "cd key" option in the steam menu for the game, you likely won't. In this case, simply close the activation key screen as well as steam. Reopen steam, try to launch again, and it should just run without asking again for the key.
4. Once you go to play a game with a friend, you will be tempted to add them to game through their steam ID (this is an option). It will likely NOT work. Instead, add your friend to game via their Ubisoft account which should also show. If their Ubisoft account is not showing, one of you likely has an issue with the Ubisoft connect app and will need to reset it first.
5. Before playing with friends, I recommend you try the first 2 campaign missions. The tutorial system won't be great, so I also recommend watching a youtube video by RepublicOfPlay titled "The Essential Guide to Anno 1800 - Anno 1800 Beginner Guide". This will get you up to speed so you aren't so confused.
Now you should be in good shape to play! We are still quite early in the game but the graphics are nice and the game requires some thinking, but not in an overly taxing 400 clicks per minute way. Overall we are having a good time. Enjoy.
Would love to try the game, but game won't even launch without CD key which isn't provided and no instructions on how to make this game work. Not worth putting in the time trying to figure this out for a game they aren't supporting anymore
I love this game, but Ubisoft just had to lock this game behind their horrendous launcher. Initial troubles activating my game I just purchased on first launch, issues with my company IT rules as they have banned Ubisoft launcher (rightfully). Just use steam if you're going to put your game on steam.
the game keep wanted key activation but none of it received, checking steam, uplay, email, uninstall/install, restart computer, none of them are working, frustration with wasting time and money, refund and uninstall, worst game from ubisoft, buying from steam also need the key activation, play R6 before this none of it required including far cry
The game is good. My problem is the lack of support from Steam and Ubisoft regarding activation issues. To start the game I currently have to delete all things Ubisoft from my computer and open a new account.
I love these games, but I give this a thumbs down just because it's Ubisoft's business practices with a different loader and having to have a Ubisoft account. Ridiculous what gaming has come to, in my opinion.
Bought, downloaded, launched, was asked for CD key, spent 10 minutes trying to figure out Ubisoft connect nonsense, refunded. Shit game.
The uplay launcher is a PoS and it stopped associating the game with my uplay account.
Spent a month with horrible Uplay support only for them to tell me 'oh too bad too sad sorry'
A waste of money and time.
The game itself is good though.
the vanilla game was very nice until the moment i decided to support and bought dlc from steam, now i cannot even launch the game due to issues of authentications.
Game looked really interesting. Bought it with a friend so that we could play the co-op, and after a long download realized that the game intentionally blocks any multiplayer invites through steam, in order to force you to use Ubisoft Connect. After about 45 minutes of creating accounts, googling, attempting to link the account to steam and other such fruitless frustrations, I refunded the game.
I don't think that being able to just play a game I just paid for is an unreasonable ask. These business practices are so unnecessary, irritating, and awful. I don't want to contribute to their continuation.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Ubisoft Mainz |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 18.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 81 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 80% положительных (7822) |