
Conquest of the New World: Deluxe Edition
- First release
- 1996
- Developer
- Quicksilver Software
- Publisher
- Interplay Productions
- Genres
- Strategy · Historical
- Platforms
- DOS
Attributes
Details
Storyline, release dates, time to beat, age ratings, modes, links, keywords
- Storyline
In this game, victory conditions are customizable, so a game can go a number of different ways. However, there are common themes which occur with fairly level frequency. The game is meant to simulate the colonization of the new world-what is now North America. The player can choose from five different nations, including the natives, and battle the other nations for supremacy of the continent. Much like history-the player will settle the continent and gradually grow into a town and expand into other towns. These towns are able to create troops, which can be used to attack other nations. The player will also inevitably declare independence from the mother nation, due to increasing taxes administered by the mother nation-much like the American experience.Read more
In this game, victory conditions are customizable, so a game can go a number of different ways. However, there are common themes which occur with fairly level frequency. The game is meant to simulate the colonization of the new world-what is now North America. The player can choose from five different nations, including the natives, and battle the other nations for supremacy of the continent. Much like history-the player will settle the continent and gradually grow into a town and expand into other towns. These towns are able to create troops, which can be used to attack other nations. The player will also inevitably declare independence from the mother nation, due to increasing taxes administered by the mother nation-much like the American experience.
- Release dates
- DOS
- 1996
- Age ratings
- ESRB E
- Game modes
- Multiplayer, Single player
- Perspective
- Third person, Bird view / Isometric
- Keywords
- managerial, resource management, 16th century
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