Build-a-lot: The Elizabethan Era - Premium Edition
Here ye! Here ye! The Queen requires thy building skills! in addicting Build-a-lot: The Elizabethan Era - Premium Edition Game
System Requirements
- Windows 7 / Vista / XP / 2000
- Processor: Pentium 3 500 MHz
- DirectX 7.0
- 256 MB RAM
- Free hard drive space: 108 MB
Build-a-lot: The Elizabethan Era - Premium Edition Game Description
Bring prosperity to old England with Build-a-lot - The Elizabethan Era Premium Edition, an outstanding new addition to the hit real estate management series! Hear ye! Hear ye! The Queen of England requires thy building skills. By royal decree, you are in charge of constructing the Queen's kingdom and bestowing happiness upon the people. From a tiny cob house, to a completely bustling town, your skills with wells and windmills, crops and carpentry, are destined to bring happy times. This might prove to be quite a challenge however, because you will have to accomplish all of your deeds without the aid of any modern-day conveniences! Build gardens, theatres and pubs for the people's amusement. Manage your crops and livestock to earn wages. Hire workers to build and farmers to harvest. With many tasks to tackle and towns throughout England to visit, Build-a-lot - The Elizabethan Era is certain to be royal entertainment for all the lords and ladies!
Build-a-lot: The Elizabethan Era - Premium Edition full version features include:
- This Premium Edition includes 10 extra "expert" levels, an additional building
- Build the whole of Queen Elizabeth's Kingdom in this exquisite sequel.
- Accomplish your tasks without the aid of modern-day conveniences.
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Build-a-lot: The Elizabethan Era - Premium Edition Game Customer Reviews
This game is great. Every time they come out with a new one, they surprise me as to how simular but different they all are. Please keep them coming.
- by Terry-Lynn
Initial Disclaimer: I love the Build-a-Lot series, so I was going into this game with a positive expectation. That said, I enjoyed this iteration very much, though I have played only the demo hour thus far. The graphics and music reflect, of course, Elizabethan England, which is a fun change. The tasks, also, reflect the agrarian nature of society and the dangers of the era, including something that looks a bit like some form of plague. There are two types of workers in this version, generic workers and farmers. Another refinement seems to be that one can choose which upgrade to install in a house. Unfortunately -- and I may be missing something -- these seem to become visible only with the third upgrade to any given property. One will at a later level than I achieved be able also to build stone walls around properties. Unlike the first couple of Build-a-Lot versions, the gamer doesn't stay in one place, immediately forming a relationship with the mayor. Instead, one leaps from one English town to the next, returning to each from time to time. I will say, however, that, while the main map is rather featureless, levels played in a given city being marked only by a pin, the city settings are varied, and some reflect the actual locality. For example, Dover is shown atop the famous white cliffs. I will be purchasing this game!
- by MyThreeSons
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