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A Triple-A Ubisoft Digital Premiere

They may have been nearly lost since the late nineties, but they're very much alive in game design (and our fond memories) even to this day. Today's triple Digital Distribution Premiere from Ubisoft is not just a set of releases that start with the letter A, it's also a collection of games that introduced something new to their genre, offered a unique combination of playstyles and design choices, or tried something fresh and risky with great payoff.

All three releases are updated to work with Windows 10, and are available in a classic Ubisoft bundle at 20% off!





<span class="bold">Anno 1602 A.D.</span> is the one that spawned a series famed for its ambitious mix of real time strategy, business simulation and city building. It's a game that throws you, a pioneer of the unknown, into humanity's most far out frontier to colonise and conquer. Here, you'll find everything from exploration, trading, resource management, diplomacy and even combat - truly solidifying the experience of a true freedom to design your world, and the absolute control to do so your way. Anno 1602 A.D. includes Anno 1602: Creation of a New World and its expansion Anno 1602: New Islands, New Adventures.

<span class="bold">Albion</span> is a game that takes classic RPG and Dungeon Crawling, a healthy dose of humor, and risks its dangerous voyage far, far beyond earth into humanity's true final frontier. It's a deep-space adventure that draws bits and pieces from an unusual pairing of titles like The Elder Scrolls and Ultima - all to feature great looking 2D overworld exploration with detailed first-person 3D combat. Its most direct roots, however, stem from titles known as "Amberstar" and "Ambermoon" - two parts of an Amiga trilogy that never came to be concluded. Designed by the original team behind the Amiga classic, Albion is their true spiritual successor in everything but the name.

<span class="bold">Archimedean Dynasty</span> takes on one of humanity's biggest, most unfamiliar and inaccessible unknowns: the deep, dark sea. You'll pilot a state-of-the-art submarine to brave the depths and trenches of an underwater colony in turmoil. The bulk of the gameplay will be familiar to veterans of series like X-Wing or Freespace, but it's the absolutely unique setting and atmosphere that truly make this title worth remembering. Archimedean Dynasty soon spawned the AquaNox series, making today's release the final piece of a trilogy unique enough to truly earn a place on anybody's shelf.





Brave the distinct unknowns with the Anno 1602 A.D., Albion, and Archimedean Dynasty bundle, available now, DRM-free on GOG.com! The launch discount will last for one week, until Wednesday, August 5, 1:59 PM GMT.
Albion! Jesus the Christ, GoG is releasing all the old games on my wishlist recently!

And 1602 A.D., that brings back memories. Good game, although I was never any good with it. I think I messed with the editor, mostly.

Never even heard of Archimedean Dynasty, though.
Albion is truly an excellent release! *high-fives GOG*

I haven't played the others. I'm generally biased against submarine-themed games, but I'll definitely look into Anno 1602. Anyone can tell what it plays like, similar games?
THAT IS ULTRASWEET – now just OS X pleaaaaaaase. :)
I have Albion on a CD somewhere and I remember enjoying it... until I came aboard a spaceship and fought robots with lasers (I think)... and died.
ALBION..oh my goodness.
So it seems, that gog covered most of the bluebyte catalogue. Please, add now Extreme Assault :)) PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE :)
Very nice releases (especially Anno 1602 AD and Albion). This after the Warhammer titles... That's awesome GOG ! :D
Now, I'm hoping and waiting for Anno 1503 and Warhammer Dark Omen ;)
Albion! It's about time.
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Acriz: If you read what mobygames.com has to say about this, then it sounds like it was never an official add-on made by Max Design. It was even published by Computec Media AG.
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Well that doesn't sound too official indeed...
Are there plans for Linux release of Albion?
Thank you! Seriously, Ablion? You made my day, if not the month.
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Erich_Zann: And you even mention Amberstar and Ambermoon, that is good. Now bring them in for the world to see.
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IAmSinistar: This. Lovely games, played them on the Amiga. , the second game, is apparently Amiga-only, but [url=http://www.mobygames.com/game/amberstar]Amberstar, the first, has a DOS version.
Well, there must be some emulations by now, no?
I know my friends are playing these games on PCs.
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ReynardFox: Don't let this be all you bring Ubi.
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IAmSinistar: T'isn't. There be more goodies on the way. Credit to SCPM for the linkypoo.
Revenant is coming here?
I´m in seventh heaven today :)
Post edited July 30, 2015 by Tarhiel
I like how the bar automatically scrolls while clicking through the screenshots. This is new, right?
Now, that's a strong and surprising line up. :)

Very, very good. ^_^
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RafaelLVX: [...] but I'll definitely look into Anno 1602. Anyone can tell what it plays like, similar games?
Banished has some similar mechanics to Anno's games. Never tried 1603 but I've played 1503 mostly, then 1404 and 1701. I highly recommend 1503.
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