In Anno 2205, you join humankind‘s next step into the future with the promise to build a better tomorrow. You conquer Earth, establishing rich, bustling cities and grand industrial complexes, but to secure the prosperity of your people, you must travel into space. A scientific breakthrough in fusion energy promises to revolutionise all aspects of society. The necessary isotope, helium-3, can only be found in harvestable quantities on the Moon. Venture into space and settle on the Moon in the thrilling race for resource and power. Anno’s masterful economic gameplay is back and taking strategic city-building simulation to new heights, launching into space!
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I am a long time fan of anno games. It is my favorite game franchise. I've been waitng for YEARS for the next anno release. Having loved Anno 2070, I KNEW the next one would be awesome. I was hoping for space, so, so, hoping for space. . . .and then Anno 2205 came out. I read the negative reviews, and I told myself it couldn't be that bad. I waited for it to go on sale, where as I paid full price for Anno 2070, just in case I would regret the full price tag. Even so, even at the high discounted rate, I was disappinted. Even after reading all the bad reviews, playing Anno 2205 and experiencing it myself was such a huge let down. Everything I loved about Anno games is gone. Its so dumbed down. No more resource management or careful production planning, no more map creation, all gone. Just plop buildings down whereever, build a road and sit. Its stupid, mindless and boring. Is this supposed
It is the first time I am writing a review but, considering what the game is, as a old fan of the anno games, I feel like I have to. First, I must say I can't blame the devs for trying to renew the series. I don't see how they could have added good things to the mechanics of the previous games without changing what is already in place, so I think change was necessary. The devs did too, and so it went. However, what we ended up with is an empty game! Or, rather, a collection of loosely connected minigames, but in any case nothing as deep as any of its predecessors. It is all child play. Basically, you are just filling the map with buildings until you run out of space (if you manage to not get bored to death before). It doesn't really matter where and how as long as it is in the right sector, connected to a road and, preferably, as close as possible to the service producing buildings it
The older Anno games have hundreds of hours of replay value, especially with their random map generators. This game has one big storyline lasting a few hours, which offers you nothing really interesting when you're done with it. All the city locations are the same in each playthrough, all the missions will be the same in each playthrough, and there's not even a skirmish mode to bring anything new to each game. They got rid of it completely.(along with manual saves for some reason) You also no longer get to trade with/declare war on your competitors. They don't even have any cities present on the map. They offer you missions with small rewards from time to time, as well as sector project missions, but the only trading done is with a neutral space station that happens to have every resource available. The only combat is done against some really generic villain who declared the Moon indepe
Anno 2205 brings a lot of change to the Anno franchise. Unfortunately not all of them have been thought through. Let me start with some good changes: The economy system has been changed. Inside a "sector" the need of establishing trade routes has been removed. Power, build force and resources are automatically transferred between different islands. However the concept of trade routes is not gone entirely. It has been shifted to the "world view", where you can exchange needed resources between sectors. Also, thanks to the fact that the game now displays resource and goods output per building and also per sector, it has become a lot easier to create such routes. A lot of reviews claim that the system of "storage" on an island/sector is gone. This is not true. Overproduction is still being sent to the warehouse, and you can still monitor it by hovering your mouse over the goods item i
I am a diehard Anno-fan ever since having been enchanted by Anno 1602. Naturally, the newest addition to the franchise, Anno 2205 by Ubisoft Blue Byte, was going to be a definite purchase. Does it live up to its numerous predecessors? Anno 2205 is a logical continuation of Anno 2070. 2070's main selling point was the new setting, but apart from that it stayed very true to the Anno-formula in which you navigate a large open map, filled with randomly generated islands on which to settle, optimise your economy, care for your citizens' needs, all while dealing with your NPC-competitors (or other players online), who do the same in real time. There always was something magical about starting the game with nothing but a single exploration-vessel with some wood and a few tools on board, finding a place that suits you and watching it grow until it is thriving and full of life. With Anno 2205,
Please don't waste your money on this game. I own every Anno and was so excited for Anno 2205, I preordered the gold with the season pack... I haven't been this disappointed since EA ruined Command and Conquer. The graphics are beautiful, except that the gameplay is very different from 1404/2070 and grossly overly simplified. The biggest thing that bothers me is that there is no resource management, citizens tell you exactly how much of a item they want, and you build a building to provide it, there is no guessing or balancing. Once you build the resource building it just happily generates resources for the rest of the game. Most buildings just have slots you build them on, especially disappointed that the island warehouse and dock area is prebuilt and can only be in the location the force you to put it in. There is no creative expression, you can move buildings any time you want for n
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