The game contains many single-player missions to keep you busy in the form of a linear (yet highly challenging) 12-mission campaign, several single-player scenarios, and an open-ended mode where you can simply sit back and build your empire until your heart's content. Some needed modifications to the design were made, but overall, this is the same idea with slightly better graphics and tweaked gameplay. should feel right at home with this new version, as not a whole lot has changed from the previous game. was an immensely popular game in Germany, and while the real-time strategy/city builder never quite caught on with North American gamers, Electronic Arts is hoping that this time around folks on this side of the pond will see the light with the release of its prequel: 1503 A.D. In addition to the single-player campaign, various "open-ended" and multi-player modes are also supported.ġ602 A.D.
Players may encounter as many as nine other civilizations as they explore the globe, each with its own disposition and practices. Different natural resources become important as the game continues, since the fruits of technological advance often require new kinds of raw materials. While food and shelter are obvious necessities at first, as a city develops its citizens become more sophisticated and demand a wider variety of goods and luxuries, many of which are often only available through trade. The game begins as the player sets sail for the New World seeking wealth, power, and the chance to found a new nation. In addition to an informative assortment of charts and statistics, players can often notice important situations simply by watching the main game screen, as certain conditions are represented graphically by the cities and citizens. A variety of land and sea units allow for complex battles. Trade and diplomacy are primary and many kinds of deals and treaties can be struck. Cities and nations are built and improved gradually over time to maximize profit and influence, while defense and conquest take place through real-time battles on land and sea. blends the large-scale, long-term approach of turn-based empire-building games with the immediate battles of a real-time strategy. Protect the new nation on land and sea with keen diplomacy and an able military.
Then build more cities, paying careful attention to nearby resources and territory claimed by other cultures. Found a new city and develop it to survive and prosper, exploiting local resources and trading for foreign commodities. Explore islands of opportunity around the world, in four varying climate zones. As the title indicates, this sequel is set 99 years before Sunflowers Interactive's original 1602 A.D., at a time when travel and trade across the open ocean promised both unknown danger and great profit. Build a New World empire in real time - in 1503 A.D.
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