Well…why don’t you grab a cold (or warm) drink of your choice, get comfortable, and we dive into another history lesson together?Īnno 1503: A great sequel with a glaring omission “Now hold on a minute”, we can hear you shout, “what about the improved multiplayer?”.

As with Anno 1602 HE, you will be able to manually select a UI scale to ensure that the UI remains comfortable to use even at 4k. The game has been completely ported to be 64-bit only, meaning it can now take full advantage of the RAM in your PC, which helps improve performance and stability.Īn Anno 1503 city in its full 4k glory (low UI scaling)Īs with the other three games, Anno 1503 HE will support screen resolutions all the way up to stunning 4k. This is of course also true for Anno 1503 History Edition: This time, we will cover Anno 1503, and a black mark on the Anno franchise that we are incredibly happy to finally erase after 18 years! If you did not get a chance to check out our two previous blogs yet, we would encourage you to do so before reading on (especially the first one):ĭevBlog Anno 1602 History Edition, and our general philosophy behind the History CollectionĪs outlined before, our priority with this collection and the four games included (the History Editions of Anno 1602, 1503, 17) was to maintain the classic gameplay that we have all grown to love over the past two decades, while ensuring that playing these games on your current PCs is smooth and hassle-free. Welcome to the third part of our series of DevBlogs covering the four classic Anno games included in the upcoming Anno History Collection.

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