Posted on: July 1, 2012

Frace

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My all-time favorite

I love this game. You work your way up from a little business up to owning several monopolies throwing away money by the millions to get that last house just to tear it down and build yet another factory for fun and then the game crashes. Yeah, the bugs can be a gamebreaker and as you progress in the game they get more and more frequent - I recommend having three to four savegames because sometimes the reason for the crash can be from a previous season. Maybe the GOG version is better in that regard but I doubt that as the devs confirmed the sources for those crashes are so deep within the engine it's basically unpatchable. But even with these bugs there is no other game that manages to keep me in front of my monitor for hours time and time again.

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Posted on: August 20, 2012

deanemj

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Better Than Its Sequel

The Guild (apparently called Europa 1400 in Europe) is a fantastic old game. This is the type of game that will cause disruptions in your life. You may lose your job due to obsessive all night sessions fine tweaking your medieval empire. Seriously. You know the type of game where you sit down at 8 o'clock to play for an hour or so and the next time you look at your watch it's 2 am? This is that type of game. At its core, The Guild is an economic simulation. You begin in 1400 AD as a member of the gentry. The object of the game is to expand your dynasty and gain wealth and power. I found the economic and business aspects of the game to be far more compelling than the public office portion of the game. It seems like the developer put a tremendous amount of effort into the business side of the house to the detriment of politics. This, along with a few bizarre bugs which make the game slightly annoying at times, makes the game a four instead of a five. However, don't let that dissuade you from purchasing this game. It's totally worth it!

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Posted on: August 28, 2009

ragnarokz

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For those who already own it.

I already had this game, and yet, as a little test of GOG's claim to have fixed the games they release, I bought it. And what do you know, it works flawlessly. The game was plagued by unavoidable crashes before this release. And with Gog's version? One crash, just loaded up the autosave, worked perfectly. Well done.

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Posted on: December 30, 2017

Stoerfaktor

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Bit unstable but fun

I liked as a kid. But on my devices it runs a bit unstable (tested it on 3 PC) with crashes every few hours (once making the last save unusable, and minor to mayor lagg depending on the pc, wich I don't think should happen. But despise this, it is still fun to play. I prefer it over the second installment or "Die Fugger 2".

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Posted on: May 12, 2023

Harth0r

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barely playable

So I have tried to play this game several times, but I have always had severe lags. After every click I had to wait almost a second, whenever I scrolled I needed to wait for the game aswell. I still tried for more then an hour a few times, I have tried to chance the settings, windows compatibility mode, administrator rights, everything I could think of. At this point I'm done with the game. Still gave 2 stars because I am positive it is a game I would love if I could run it and what I have seen from gameplay and atmosphere was superb.

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