All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Anno 1701 Anno is a real-time strategy video game series with business simulation and city building elements. It involves colony building and resource ...

Anno 1701 is the type of game that is easily overlooked on the store shelf. It has been on my radar for some time, but then I am a bit of gaming news junkie and I always have a eye for a quality game.

Discover Games Rediscover the classic gameplay of the first 3D Anno game, 1701 A.D. and its expansion The Sunken Dragon in Anno 1701 History Edition.

Anno 1701 does two things to Sim City’s well-known gameplay model. Firstly, it stuffs it into a time machine and takes it back to the year of the game’s title, when earth was covered in new ...

Anno 1701 for the Nintendo DS is a completely new game with quality-of-life features custom-made for the handheld platform. There are three exciting game modes: a comprehensive campaign, a ...

Now, that digital version is free on PC. You can grab Starlink: Battle for Atlas, Anno 1701, and Trials Rising for free via the Ubisoft Connect client here.

The Anno History Collection launches June 25, and will include Anno 1602, Anno 1503, Anno 1701, and Anno 1404 (plus their respective expansions) at a price of $39.99 / €39.99 on Uplay.

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Aspyr Media plans to ship Sunflowers' and Related Designs' 1701 A.D. later this month. Sunflowers also has a Nintendo DS version of the game in development; a release date has not yet been announced.

Additionally, ANNO 1701 Mobile is the first mobile title to feature video cut scenes on select high end 3G handsets - functionality which to date has only been included in PC and Console games.

Summary Anno 1701 for the Nintendo DS is a completely new game with quality-of-life features custom-made for the handheld platform.

Since I am 42 years old, I don't play a lot of the same games my kids do (e.g., Mario Bros.). I like games that make you think like Advance Wars, ChessMaster, Brain Age and Professor Layton. This ...