Anno 1800

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.

Anno 1800 is a city builder, strategy and simulation game developed by Ubisoft Mainz and published by Ubisoft.
It's available only on Windows in 11 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.

It has received 19,979 reviews of which 16,255 were positive and 3,724 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.0 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 14.99€ on Steam and has a 75% discount.


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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

Reviews

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Sept. 2024
Good game. The problem is Ubisoft. If someone could come along and buy out Ubisoft, and make them NOT corrupted, not easily hack-able, and also have a better philosophy around the Community and how to create lobbies for gamers to join to play with one another, that'd be awesome. Until then, F Ubisoft.
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Sept. 2024
Honestly one of the better colony builders out there; however, Ubisoft can f right off with their $370 of DLC. It feels like I got a long demo and enjoying the full experience shouldn't have such a massive paywall.
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Jan. 2024
So, great game but my god it has an unreasonable learning curve. Having to manage a empire across multiple maps is already hard enough with the games lack of explanation of how to play but your entire save and hours of work can just go down the toilet because the AI just spams military ships faster than you and just decides war is the option. Two saves so far lost to this, bit frustrating. Giving it another go now i know more how to play, feels like i'm 70+ hours in and constantly having to google how this game works. 6/10 right now. potential for 10 out of 10 once i get the mechanics down, 3 out of 10 for accessibility to new players.
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Dec. 2023
I played this game for some weeks, and now I understand why the British or any other European nations colonized my ancestors and took all the riches for themselves. Throughout my playthrough of Anno 1800. All i ever care about is Ditchwater (the starting island), which I later renamed to Augustgrad after the campaign is finished. I only developed La isla (the first colony island you get) until I can extract its oil so that I can send it to Augustgrad, because meagre oil available in the old world is not enough. Once oil from La Isla is not enough, I started developing Prosperity (another island in the new world) which I haven't even touched at all for some time, just so that I can send more oil to the old world. And then I started needing so much more rubber, so I started sending steam engines to the new world so that I can farm those rubber faster. Then those damn investors wanted cigarrettes, so I had to send even more steam engines to farm those even more faster. Eventually, La isla and Prosperity alone is not enough as my ambitions reached Trelawney and later the arctic. So I colonized Manola (a large empty island in the new world) and developed it to be my factory island on the new world. Chocolates, cigarettes, rubber gums, ethanols, mezcals, hot sauce, coffees. Everything is produced there, and none of them are given to the locals. All of it goes to Augustgrad. I even started the Aluminium production chain only to built everything on the old world so that i can satisfy their lettering needs. I kept telling to myself that I'll eventually make the new world prosper as soon the supply to the old world is stabilized... but it never did... the people always wanted more... there's always something lacking somewhere that lowered the number of digits on my income. I don't like that... so I kept expanding, scrubbing wealth, exploiting the land. And yet... like Dostoevsky once said. If the people are bereft of any problems, any troubles in their life. If all they have to do in life is to eat cakes, sing, write poems, do arts, and enjoy their blissful life. They will take it upon themselves to create problems out of thin air. thin air. out of sheer ingratitude just so that they will have their way. I have given everything to my people, yet they are never satisfied. I have eliminated all of my competitions (except Qing, I couldn't do that to her) and yet, they are not satisfied. They all live in their palaces of glass and steel, looking down from the heavens that were so unreachable just decades ago. And yet, they are not satisfied. I haven't touched Enbessa yet (the in lore Northern Africa). I am one button away from finishing the expedition and unlocking the region. But I know what will eventually happen to the people of that land to. They will be the foundations upon which the glass palaces of my old world will be built on. They will want more. They always want more. They want everything there is to ever want. They will desire everything until there's nothing else to desire. What happens after that? What happens after you've eaten all the cakes you could ever eat? drank all the drinks you could ever drink? What happens after you've written all the poems, seen all the arts. What happens when you have all there is to desire, and yet, you still desire for more? . . . . . . That, or I just have a major skill issue In managing my resources, I guess.
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Dec. 2023
Game good meanwhile Ubisoft Connect is a league below the deepest hell.
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Anno 1800
8.0
16,255
3,724
Online players
4,803
Developer
Ubisoft Mainz
Publisher
Ubisoft
Release -
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