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Submitted by Columbo 1274d ago | review

GameZone: 1701 A.D. Gold Edition Review

1701 A.D. Gold Edition is a compilation of the original 1701 A.D. and the new expansion game, Sunken Dragon. Sunken Dragon adds 11 new missions and a new world editor, which by themselves are an exciting game expansion. Throw in the original game alongside for a total price of $30, and you have a winner.

The original game garnered great reviews and rightly so. A solid economic simulation, the original game had some great things going for it. The game's economics, diplomacy and trade features meshed almost perfectly. And, it was just a charming game. While not the most complex strategy title around, it was a lot of fun.

Gameplay 8
Graphics 8
Sound 7
Difficulty Med/Hard
Concept 7
Multiplayer 8
Overall 8.0 (1701 A.D. Gold Edition, PC) 8/10

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