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The Settlers: Rise of an Empire

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Binding: DVD-ROM
Brand: UBI Soft
EAN: 0008888683629
ESRB Age Rating: Teen
Label: Ubisoft
Manufacturer: Ubisoft
Model: 68362
Platform: Windows
Publisher: Ubisoft
Release Date: September 25, 2007
Sales Rank: 4743
Studio: Ubisoft

Features:

Diplomacy is key - Build up your small town, maintain trade relations, and make claims on land and villages
Use wise planning to for mining operations, resource gathering & food production - plus the occupations of the various settlers
Plan a road system for transporting goods effectively - and to help your people prosper
Upgrade buildings, hire entertainer and organize fairs - all to improve the economy & match up male & female settlers
Build walls to keep out enemies, and defend against invasion with military actions

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Product Description:
The Settlers: Rise Of An Empire challenges you to build lively, bustling towns in a medieval world. Everything is visible, lovingly animated and realistic. Each settler has his or her own daily routine, with a range of different actions and behaviours that can be observed by the player at all times. This enables him to get the best out of his Settlers, build up a flourishing economy, tend to his settlers' needs, and protect his empire against danger from the outside. By expanding his empire, the player can aspire to becoming a legendary king or queen. Guide noble young knights with various skills through the epic storyline

Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Good Game
I thought this was a very well-made game by ubisoft. The amount of detail in all the aspects were really quite cool. One should get it and try it oneself. Enjoy.

Rating:

- I'm going to settle this right now...
A farmer walks out during the warm season and collects his wheat, which he in turn takes back into town. There, a baker turns the wheat into bread, which will be bought and consumed by an iron minor. The iron minor brings iron ore into town which a blacksmith will pick up, and turn into swords, which will be used by your fighting men paid for by the taxes of everyone on this chain.

It's the social chains like this that make Settler RoE a unique game. And this is essentially what settlers ... Read More

Rating:

- How to get around the "please insert original disc" message.
The game is great, but the copy protection is annoying. Ubisoft offers no web-based support for this game, but BlueByte forums.

1)Install game.
2)Install patches.
3)DVD is only for installation; Remove it.
4)Click the desktop icon for the game.
5)Choose the button that says "activation."
6)Enter your key, at the back of the manual book.
7)Download the text file from the website that opens.
8)Open it & copy everything.
9)Paste everything into ... Read More

Rating:

- Strong city-building sim, but lacks anything resembling a challenge.
Alright. Let's see here.

This was hyped to me as "Like Stronghold 2, except with more focus on city life than combat."

That was a pretty fair comparison. In Settlers, your main object of any mission is to build up a city infrastructure and promote your knight to new ranks in order to gain access to better buildings.

It's a beautiful game to play. When you really get a city rolling, you'll be entertained merely by zooming in and watching your settlers go about their business. ... Read More

Rating:

- Simpler than Stronghold 2
I thought this game was a bit too simple for my tastes.

To prove my point I did a comparison to one of my favorite castle building games, Stronghold 2, by listing items and canceling out the items that were the same in both games. As it came out, the Settlers had about 20 items that were not found in Stronghold, and Stronghold 2 had 70+ not found in Settlers, spread out between castle structures, military units (not as much of the total as you would think), and economic buildings. The Settlers seems like ... Read More

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