Neo ATLAS 1469
ARTDINK · 2017 · Simulation, Fantasy, Adventure, Classic, Sailing
PC
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About Neo ATLAS 1469
15th Century, Europe. In a time where people held many views on how the world looked like, but no one to confirm. You play the role as the Master of a Trading Company, and your aim is to complete the World Map and tell the world what the "world" really is, via the help of the admirals you hire.
As a Trader, you listen to your admirals' reports, and draw your very own World Map from there.
Some reports may be mundane but valid, while some may sound like they've fought mythical creatures like krakens or whatnots. Depending on what you believe and approve, your World Map takes shape.
And depending on how you choose your approvals, your World may end up very differently.
It may end up like this...
Or even end up like this!
You need to pay your admirals wages, and keeping a functioning fleet does not come cheap.
As you progress in the game, you will discover more exotic produces from newly uncovered lands. Set up new trade routes and make a nice profit out of them!
Also, by establishing trade routes which allow specific combinations of produces to interact, it may result in the emergence of a new product, which you can then trade it for even bigger profits!
The core objective of the game is to chart out the World Map. Command your admirals to explore the foreign seas, and they will bring back reports of their findings at the end of their voyage. Your sole decision to "Approve" or "Disapprove" their reports is the key to shape the world.
Many treasures are hidden all over the world, waiting for you to dig them up. However, it can be quite a chore to be scouring the entire map, so here is a handy tool for you to detect treasures for more efficient treasure hunting!
As a Trader, you listen to your admirals' reports, and draw your very own World Map from there.Some reports may be mundane but valid, while some may sound like they've fought mythical creatures like krakens or whatnots. Depending on what you believe and approve, your World Map takes shape.
And depending on how you choose your approvals, your World may end up very differently.
It may end up like this...
Or even end up like this!
Establishing Trade Routes
You need to pay your admirals wages, and keeping a functioning fleet does not come cheap.
As you progress in the game, you will discover more exotic produces from newly uncovered lands. Set up new trade routes and make a nice profit out of them!
Also, by establishing trade routes which allow specific combinations of produces to interact, it may result in the emergence of a new product, which you can then trade it for even bigger profits!
Explore and uncover the World
The core objective of the game is to chart out the World Map. Command your admirals to explore the foreign seas, and they will bring back reports of their findings at the end of their voyage. Your sole decision to "Approve" or "Disapprove" their reports is the key to shape the world.
Dowse for hidden treasures!
Many treasures are hidden all over the world, waiting for you to dig them up. However, it can be quite a chore to be scouring the entire map, so here is a handy tool for you to detect treasures for more efficient treasure hunting!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A Japanese gaming take on the Discovery age, you play as the boss of a Portuguese seafaring trading company, and your job is threefold: - Discover the world and fill the map - Reach (the game equivalent of) Japan - Trade with anyone & everyone you discover midway through The second is what's presented to you as the pressing objective to reach, but the first one is where the main gimmick resides, as the shape of the world is almost entirely decided by what your employed sailors perceive the world like as they navigate the waters, and certain specific actions you undertake deciding whether the world [spoiler] is round or flat [/spoiler]. The exploration is fun, but the RNG nature of it can become somewhat of a liability, like Japan suddenly becoming a landlocked country, with cities becoming innacessible due to their docks being smack-dab in the middle of an inacessible lake. The trading, while necessary to get funds to fuel the exploration, is sadly a bit too shallow & unengaging. Still, if you can get this for a decent price, it's a decent temporary timewaster, if only to see what screwy worldmap you end up with.2 found this helpful
Remember reading encyclopedias as a kid and dreaming of exploring the world, learning how people imagined the world to be, and wondering if giant krakens existed? This game offers that, but also allows various preconceived notions about the world to be true, which makes exploring it even more enjoyable. Just chill out, discover new lands, build trade routes, and enjoy the wonderful soundtrack.1 found this helpful
Remake of the Neo Atlas II, pretty interesting take on the world exploration genre since it is based on procedural generation for it's map creation. The game features light trading element, but is way more interested in finding plotlines and following them to their conclusion with a bunch of different admirals. I had a great time playing the game and the different potential events that can happen depending on the choices of plotlines you follow.1 found this helpful
I played this on the Switch and loved it so I got it on my PC. As a history fan, this game is great!1 found this helpful
Very fun game with exploration and trade. Every run is different. The music is great too! Highly reccomend.
This is recommended over the PSvita version. I like making it into a flat world.
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