‘Anno 1800’ Becomes Free to Play, But the Offer Won’t Last Forever!

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You’re probably reading the title and wondering, ‘well, what on Earth possibly lasts forever?’. If so, your friends might be blaming you for thinking too negativistic about the world. But not us!

Ubisoft’s ‘Anno 1800’ city-building strategic game is now available to grab and play for free for those willing to find out if it’s worth the money, according to GameRant.com. You’ll only get to play it for a week, so you might as well act fast! Ubisoft seems to be one of those companies that understood how the possible clients behave – unless they test a product themselves, the chances for them to buy are relatively low.

The offer expires on April 19

Those willing to put Anno 1800 to the test will have to act until April 19. Ubisoft has made the game available for free starting April 12. Seven days should surely be more than enough to figure out if you want to buy the game or not. The title costs about 26 bucks on Epic Games Store.

Feel free to learn more about Anno 1800, as the video’s description says the following:

Anno 1800 – Lead the Industrial Revolution!
Welcome to the dawn of the Industrial Age. The path you choose will define your world. Are you an innovator or an exploiter? An oppressor or a liberator? How the world remembers your name is up to you.

Who can possibly remain unmoved by the opportunity of building entire cities, even if it’s about the year 1800? Such a game gives you “godly” powers, and you certainly should exploit them to the maximum.

Those willing to play Anno 1800 have no other way but to try the game on a PC by accessing the Epic Games Store or Ubisoft Connect. There’s no telling if Anno 1800 will ever become available for other platforms as well, but all we can do is hope.

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