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Anno 2070 Deep Ocean Announced

[Apr 23, 2012, 9:16 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

Ubisoft announces Anno 2070 Deep Ocean, an add-on for Anno 2070, the real-time strategy sequel expected this autumn. As the name implies, this takes the game under the water, and we have a pair of screenshots showing what this will look like. Here's a feature list:

New Civilization Level
For the first time in the history of the Anno series, an add-on brings a new civilization level: the Tech faction is expanded by the Genius population class.
A Deeper Game Experience
The new population class grants access to the new Tech Monument, new corresponding production chains and consumption goods. Furthermore, this new class features all-new vehicles and new items allowing players to develop industries, strengthen economies and exploit new resources.
Additional Content and Challenges
Players will also be able to:
- Acquire enemy territories without military force using the Hostile Takeover feature.
- Resolve energy problems by building the new underwater geothermal power plant.
- Optimize energy supply through Energy Transfer between islands.
- Face a new dangerous disaster: the Tsunami!
- Unlock new rewards for each faction's career ladder.
- Take advantage of new underwater trading routes.
- Experience over 150 new challenging quests.
- Unlock over 30 new achievements.
- Access player comparison via new leaderboards.

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Re: Anno 2070 Deep Ocean Announced

Apr 24, 2012, 09:25

Darks

Tumbler wrote on Apr 23, 2012, 23:11: There are simply too many games to bother with anything that hassles paying customers. I agree, this game was recently on sale too and I was tempted but then came back to my senses and passed on it. I will not buy a game that forces you online all the time and has limited installs. Especially when it’s a steam game. No thank you!!

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Comment [quote="Darks"Apr 24, 2012, 09:25][quote="Tumbler"Apr 23, 2012, 23:11]There are simply too many games to bother with anything that hassles paying customers. [/quote] I agree, this game was recently on sale too and I was tempted but then came back to my senses and passed on it. I will not buy a game that forces you online all the time and has limited installs. Especially when it’s a steam game. No thank you!! [/quote]

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