1701 A.D.


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7 screenshots added on Nov 01, 2006
The beautiful looking waterfalls like this populate your Eden-like islands"
Merchants and aristocrats will eventually move to your colony when all is well"
You'll be able to trade with several non-European cultures who have different buildings"
Little touches like trees swaying in the wind and seagulls circling over your fishermen add life to your island"
You'll eventually be able to construct huge castles like this as your colony strives towards independence"
In this mission, you'll have to upgrade your town and build a ship to escape before the volcano erupts"
If you tax your colonists too heavily or fail to meet their needs they'll protest at your village square"
15 screenshots added on Oct 03, 2006
Sail too close to those rocks, and you'll become a statistic"
You'll need to soar way up high to control bigger groups later in the game"
1701 is filled with whirring motion, life and beautiful scenery"
Looking for land was half the fun in this sparkling, azure playground"
Video game water makes us drool"
Building a village center improves the happiness and output of your colony"
They aren't Roman causeways, but those dirt roads do increase efficiency"
There is even a 'Postcard Mode' for Kodak moments like these"
You'll see merchant, fishing and cannon-stuffed war ships in 1701"
You'll need to trade cannonballs if diplomacy breaks down"
Outnumbering your enemies is always good strategy for success"
You can pull back beyond the clouds for a strategic view of the land"
Trading with pirates might be necessary to win some missions"
Your townsfolk will hold festivals if things are going very well"
Some of the short scenarios involve search and rescue missions"
6 screenshots added on Jul 10, 2006
That statue in your city center isn't just for show. It tells you the overall health of your settlement"
The New World is full of timber and furs. But not for long"
Did your settlers build cellars into their new houses? You'll wish they did"
The included 'Postcard Mode' will drape a dramatic focus on the game for gorgeous giveaways"
Fire is actually the most dangerous natural disaster, because it spreads quickly"
Bring a cartload of beer into the town square for a drunken spectacle"
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