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Ubisoft To Bring Sim-Managerial Anno 1800 to Consoles

The game will be coming to consoles on March 16.

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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Ubisoft has announced that the highly anticipated city builder and manager game, Anno 1800: Console Edition, will be making its debut on Xbox Series X|S on March 16th. 

This marks a historic moment for the franchise, as it is the first time in its 25-year history that a title from the series will be available on consoles.

Players can expect a truly immersive gaming experience, as this new edition of the game has been specially designed with console players in mind. A plethora of improvements have been made to enhance the overall gaming experience. 

One of the most notable changes is the completely redesigned user interface, featuring a radial construction menu that is intuitive and easy to navigate using a gamepad. Other elements have also been strategically repositioned on the screen for optimal accessibility.

In addition to these changes, players will also find an enlarged regional map that allows for quick and seamless switching between islands. 

Ubisoft To Bring Sim-Managerial Anno 1800 to Consoles

The game also includes the option to automatically build roads around building blocks, making the building process more efficient and streamlined. 

Last but not least, players will have access to the Annopedia, a comprehensive in-game guide that provides a wealth of useful information on the mechanics and features of the game.

Overall, Anno 1800: Console Edition promises to be a game-changer for the franchise and a must-have for all city-building and management enthusiasts. So mark your calendars for March 16th and prepare to embark on a thrilling journey of city-building and management on Xbox Series X|S.

Anno 1800: Console Edition is a highly-anticipated game that promises to bring a whole new level of excitement and challenge to players. Not only does it offer a rich and immersive gameplay experience, but it also features several key elements that were developed for the PC version in recent years.

One of the most notable of these features is the statistics screen, which allows players to keep track of all aspects of their colony, from production and population to finances. This feature is essential for players who want to stay on top of their game and make informed decisions about the development of their colony.

Another exciting feature of the game is the day-night cycle, which allows players to see their cities in a completely different light depending on the time of day. This adds a whole new dimension to the gameplay and makes the experience even more engaging and realistic.

Perhaps one of the most exciting features of the game is the cooperative mode, which allows players to join together with up to 16 other players and face the challenges of the 19th century as a team. This is a great way to have fun with friends and family while also working together to achieve a common goal.

For those who may be unfamiliar with the game, Anno 1800: Console Edition is a real-time strategy and city management game that takes place during the period of the industrial revolution.

Players assume the role of a leader of a colony and must build and manage their own city, trade with other colonies, and sail the seas to expand their empire. The game features a wide range of elements, including building construction, resource management, navigation, diplomacy, and warfare.

It is definitely an interesting and engaging experience for fans of “sim-like” games. Overall, Anno 1800: Console Edition is an exciting and challenging game that is sure to keep players engaged for hours on end.

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