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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Strategy/Empire-Building
RELEASE DATE
23/JUN/09
ESRB RATING
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TRAITS (member-attributed "LIKES")
THE SETTING #USES
PLAYING AS #USES
PLAYING AGAINST #USES
HOW IT'S PLAYED #USES
GENERAL TONE #USES
DESCRIPTION
Dawn of Discovery is a real-time strategy game of New World exploration, expansion, trade, and conquest, based on unflowers Interactive's well established Anno series of home computer games (Anno 1602, Anno 1701; also titled 1602 A.D. and 1701 A.D in North America)). The framework for gameplay in the Wii, PC, and Nintendo DS versions of Dawn of Discovery is similar to that in the 2008 release for DS, 1701: Dawn of Discovery, but artwork, animations, and interface have been redesigned to be entertaining and accessible to a casual, console-style audience. In the age of tall ships and global exploration, players rise to power by staking their claims in resource-rich wildernesses, protecting their growing outposts from threats both internal and external, harvesting the riches of the land, and mastering the economics of trade — with neighboring settlements and Old World patrons alike. There must be enough income to pay for a town's protection, maintenance, and development, but if taxes are too high, the people will revolt. Without a militia to fend off attacks from pirates and other enemies, a town's wealth can be stolen away in a moment, but too much time and money spent on the military will leave little for infrastructure maintenance or trade improvements. The PC edition of Dawn of Discovery allows Internet-connected gamers to check in with the publisher's website to track in-game achievements and compare their top scores with those of other players. ~ T.J. Deci, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“Venice. Cannot click on the henchman in time. This whole sabotage thing takes some getting used to...and how does he always know it's me? ”
created 01/MAR/2010
“Venice”
created 27/FEB/2010
“Played Venice”
created 25/FEB/2010
“Installed the Venice expansion, which loads separately? Unusual, and inconvenient. Looks cool, though, for when I actually get to sit down and play it. The expansion patched the original for Windows...”
created 25/FEB/2010
“This game is going to ruin my life. I've been playing it for too damn long. Awesome city builder game. Very addictive and deep. Excellent graphics to boot.”
created 22/FEB/2010
georgeboi23 was the last to comment - over 3 years ago...
created 30/JAN/2010
“Love the art style of this game”
created 13/DEC/2009
created 13/DEC/2009
“continuing my campaign...I just don't trust Guy Focus”
created 13/DEC/2009
“Just a small part of my current city. ”
created 04/DEC/2009
created 04/DEC/2009
“My harbour and my city in the background. Hope you like it.”
created 04/DEC/2009
coffeenebula was the last to comment - over 3 years ago...
“After a few weeks of not playing dawn of discovery i was interested in playing it again. And now it is just great fun. My city is getting bigger and bigger and i reach more and more aims. So it can...”
created 04/DEC/2009
coffeenebula was the last to comment - over 3 years ago...
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“Was great :-)”
created 04/DEC/2009
“Basically a real-time city builder game. Keep your medieval townsfolk happy by supplying them with the stuff they need (beer, hemp, apple wine, public executions, and other basic needs). Combat feels very slow plus you can't really massively...”
“Basically a real-time city builder game. Keep your medieval townsfolk happy by supplying them with the stuff they need (beer, hemp, apple wine, public executions, and other basic needs). Combat feels very slow plus you can't really massively influence its outcome. Plus I don't really like the overall concept of 'making your townsfolk happy so that they pay taxes', effectively reducing the player's activities to 'making money' and not 'making people happy'.”
created 12/OCT/2009
66
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