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I decided to make one thread about these two games, because both are city builders, but both have a significant amount of RTS style combat involved, and I'm hoping both turn out to be very good.
Anno 1404
From the developers of the Anno series, last project was Anno 1701
The main premise is to raise a medieval city, build it up, and then sail across the sea and search for the Orient, wherein you build another city that's more oriental in style, and you harness the technology there to use for your own city. Not much else has been released on the game, but the developers said they're also working on a revamped combat system.
Here's some gameplay footage
Here's the trailer.
Grand Ages: Rome was formerly known as Imperium Romanum II, which is a sequal to Imperium Romanum and Glory of the Roman Empire.
The developer this time around has promised a more indepth campaing, they have revamped their graphics engine, and promised standard RTS squad control as well as more combat in general.
There's a link to some new screenshots
You can see the graphics look really nice in some areas...and other areas not so much.
But it's a step in the right direction, and I'm hoping these are beta shots that'll get fixed, but I doubt it.
Grand Ages: Rome is due in Feb '09, while Anno 1404 is due in March '09.
I say pontifex might be interested because of this thread.
Anno 1404
From the developers of the Anno series, last project was Anno 1701
The main premise is to raise a medieval city, build it up, and then sail across the sea and search for the Orient, wherein you build another city that's more oriental in style, and you harness the technology there to use for your own city. Not much else has been released on the game, but the developers said they're also working on a revamped combat system.
Here's some gameplay footage
Here's the trailer.
Grand Ages: Rome was formerly known as Imperium Romanum II, which is a sequal to Imperium Romanum and Glory of the Roman Empire.
The developer this time around has promised a more indepth campaing, they have revamped their graphics engine, and promised standard RTS squad control as well as more combat in general.
There's a link to some new screenshots
You can see the graphics look really nice in some areas...and other areas not so much.
But it's a step in the right direction, and I'm hoping these are beta shots that'll get fixed, but I doubt it.
Grand Ages: Rome is due in Feb '09, while Anno 1404 is due in March '09.
I say pontifex might be interested because of this thread.