It's 2015 and this game requires flash to work.
And: Not only does it require flash to work, it requires google-chrome to be installed when trying to play on GNU/Linux.


2013 Ubisoft Entertainment52Mediocre
ShortPlayers typically spend about 6 hours in the game.
Anno Online is a free-to-play strategy simulation game that lets you build and develop big medieval cities. No download is required; you can experience a complex city simulation directly in your browser!
It's 2015 and this game requires flash to work.
And: Not only does it require flash to work, it requires google-chrome to be installed when trying to play on GNU/Linux.
Unstable, barely functional, freemium browser game. Farmville with an Anno skin.
As expected full of microtransactions If you don't have any problem with this then get it, but I'd rather pay for one of the existing ANNO games to play it together with friends EDIT: Forgot to mention that the graphics look horrendous and it doesn't seem to have something extraordinary that other ANNO games do have, so yeah makes you waste money /...
This pay to win game has the same problems as any other pay to win game: -too many pop-ups -horrible pacing -artificial focus on one primary resource that is always needed -you constantly need to spend money, to circumvent artificial problems Besides, this game doesn't feel at all like any other Anno. It's not even close to any other reasonable building...
I first played this game over 2 years ago when it was offered through EA games website. Until they shut it down because no one was playing it anymore. I noticed it was offered through steam and I wanted to come back for 2 main reasons. First, to see if anything had been changed, improved in all that time and the most important one was so when I wrote...