1701 A.D. Gold Edition

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Pros:

Sunken Dragon expansion adds a colorful new campaign and storyline, Additional buildings and items available to dress up your settlements, World editor lets you design custom maps and swap them with other players.

Cons:

A little overpriced if youre looking for just the Sunken Dragon content, Natural disasters are even more apocalyptic than before, Apparent bug with some visual settings.

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Last revision on February 22, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Sunken Dragon expansion adds a colorful new campaign and storyline, Additional buildings and items available to dress up your settlements, World editor lets you design custom maps and swap them with other players

Reviewers Didn't Like

A little overpriced if youre looking for just the Sunken Dragon content, Natural disasters are even more apocalyptic than before, Apparent bug with some visual settings

Expert reviews and ratings

This game is great fun! A really nice way to end the summer, and one that won’t break the bank,...

By GameZone on August 18, 2008

This bigger, better take on 1701 A.D. is most noteworthy for including the Sunken Dragon expansion....

By GameSpot on August 15, 2008

If you read Dan Adams review of the original 1701 A.D., you already have a good idea of what we think about this game. When we first reviewed the game, we were impressed by its intricate gameplay that combined city building with mutli-step economic...

By IGN Gear on August 14, 2008