Anno 1701 Images
E3 NEWS posted on 18 MAY 2006 by Sean Drummy
Sunflowers sends along yet another trove of media for one of their projects showcased at E3.
Sunflowers has released about a dozen screenshots for their historical real time strategy game, Anno 1701. The game allows players to become a discoverer in the age of sail by weighing anchor, sailing the seven seas, and exploring new continents and foreign cultures. Setting it apart from other strategy titles of the same time period, the player will be tasked with demonstrating their strategic skills, business acumen and diplomatic finesse.
Sunflowers continues:
Set once again in the 16th and 17th centuries, the age of seafaring and discovery, a unique blend of different genres makes this a truly gripping real-time building simulation. For the first time, players of all levels of skill and experience were deeply involved in development. Their influence proved vital in making this unique gaming experience more accessible than ever. Players create their own startlingly vivid, realistic world. Interaction takes place at ever turn.Here's some additional features:
- Maximum interaction with the gaming enviroment through numerous details such as the cheers or protests of the population in the village center, lovingly animated portraits with audio, and the ability to negotiate and engage in diplomacy with foreign peoples
- Extremely detailed, lifelike graphics, unprecedented effects and breathtaking realism permeate flora and fauna, village life and even natural disasters such as hurricanes, volcano eruptions and earthquakes
- A unique information mode and stunningly simple, clearly structured user interface give even beginners an ideal point of entry to the game
- More than 100 sub-quests are integrated dynamically into the game.
- Players can choose whether or not to accept them. Successful completion brings suitable rewards
- Clandestine diplomacy involving special operations such as sabotage, espionage and demagoguery opens up intelligent, strategic options to proceed
- A multiplayer mode supports up to four players over a LAN or the Internet. Cooperative play is also possible
- Winning conditions can be freely configured for single and multiplayers in the continuous game
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