Games Database
PC
Strategy: God game
| Viewed: | 2D Isometric, Scrolling | Genre: | Strategy: God game Add-on pack |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Soft. Co.: | Ubisoft | ||
| Publishers: | Ubisoft
(DE/ES/FR/GB/IT) |
Released: | 27 Jul 2001
(DE/ES/IT) 23 Nov 2001 (GB) Sept 2001 (FR) |
| Ratings: | 11+ | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
Summary
Following the hugely successful fourth instalment of the hit strategy game Settlers, Ubi Soft is continuing to expand on its latest release with the launch of the Settlers 4 Mission Pack.
The Mission Pack gives gamers the opportunity for the first time to create their own maps for Settlers 4. To this end, developer Blue Byte has provided settlers fans with a random generator, which creates single and multi-player maps, and also an editor which allows players to set their creative skills to work on producing the Settlers world of their dreams. All maps have been assigned an identification number to ensure that maps produced at random can be played over and over again. Another first for the Settlers series is a function that allows players to control the speed of the game, adjusting it so that they are no longer restricted to moving the game by one minute at a time.
All in all, fans of the series can enjoy five brand-new campaigns with around 50 missions to tackle. One campaign focuses on a reunion with the dastardly Dark Tribe, while two other campaigns give players a chance either to really get their teeth into combat, or to concentrate on the sheer pleasure of settling for its own sake. An additional highlight is provided by a campaign based on real-life events. And although players can rest assured that clear and detailed mission briefings will leave them in no doubt as to the task in hand, they should also be prepared for the unexpected in the shape of unpredictable scenarios and some other juicy surprises.
The Mission Pack gives gamers the opportunity for the first time to create their own maps for Settlers 4. To this end, developer Blue Byte has provided settlers fans with a random generator, which creates single and multi-player maps, and also an editor which allows players to set their creative skills to work on producing the Settlers world of their dreams. All maps have been assigned an identification number to ensure that maps produced at random can be played over and over again. Another first for the Settlers series is a function that allows players to control the speed of the game, adjusting it so that they are no longer restricted to moving the game by one minute at a time.
All in all, fans of the series can enjoy five brand-new campaigns with around 50 missions to tackle. One campaign focuses on a reunion with the dastardly Dark Tribe, while two other campaigns give players a chance either to really get their teeth into combat, or to concentrate on the sheer pleasure of settling for its own sake. An additional highlight is provided by a campaign based on real-life events. And although players can rest assured that clear and detailed mission briefings will leave them in no doubt as to the task in hand, they should also be prepared for the unexpected in the shape of unpredictable scenarios and some other juicy surprises.
