Anno 2205™
Last updated: 2025-03-18
- Relaxing gameplay experience with appealing graphics.
- Deep sector system offers high replayability.
- Approachable gameplay with massive options.
- Simplified gameplay compared to predecessors.
- Online functionality is broken and unreliable.
- Lacks map variety and multiplayer mode.
- Reviews
(sample size) - 382
- Helpful reviews
- 61%
- Unhelpful reviews
- 31%
- Protest reviews
- 7%
- 61%Helpful reviews with positive sentiment
- 39%Helpful reviews with negative sentiment
- Positive points
- 440
- Negative points
- 643
- Gameplay points
- 180
- Perf. points
- 26
- Rec. points
- 222
- Misc points
- 29
| Point | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
Enjoyable and relaxing gameplay experience
| The game is consistently praised for being enjoyable, fun, and relaxing. Reviewers appreciate its accessibility, solid gameplay, and the developers' responsiveness to feedback. Many find it addictive and easy to lose track of time while playing. | 48% |
Impressive and appealing graphics
| The game boasts impressive and visually appealing graphics, a beautiful art style, and detailed environments. Reviewers highlight the futuristic setting and well-designed buildings, contributing to an immersive experience. | 21% |
Deep sector system, high replayability
| The sector system and multi-region gameplay add depth and replayability, encouraging players to manage resources and build colonies across different environments, including the Moon. This global scope provides more to do compared to previous games. | 15% |
DLCs add depth and content
| DLCs and patches have significantly improved the game, adding new features like space zones, orbital bases, and modules for upgrading production facilities. These additions increase the game's complexity, depth, and overall playtime. | 8% |
Challenging industry planning
| The game offers a challenge in planning and arranging industries to grow a company across the world. The game makes you feel like a high-powered CEO overseeing a vast and interconnected empire. | 5% |
Massive options, approachable gameplay
| The game offers massive options for players and is more approachable than its predecessors. | 4% |
Meaningful production module system
| The module system allows for meaningful adjustments to production buildings, increasing productivity or reducing maintenance costs. Different modules are more effective in different sectors, adding a layer of strategic decision-making. | 4% |
Optional, separated combat system
| Combat is mostly optional and separated from city management, allowing players who prefer city-building to enjoy the game without focusing on battles. This separation provides necessary resources for city development without interfering with the core gameplay. | 4% |
Large islands, generous building space
| The large islands with plenty of building space are a positive aspect, allowing players to spend hours building. The maps are large and pre-made, offering generous building space. | 4% |
Intriguing stock market feature
| The Stock Exchange feature and Stock Market update add a new layer of indirect competition with NPC opponents. This feature involves the player in relations with NPCs and adds an extra layer of strategy in the corporate landscape. | 3% |
Freely move buildings
| The ability to move buildings without cost is a welcome improvement, allowing players to freely design their city as they want. This feature is helpful for both new and experienced players. | 3% |
Good for logistics-averse players
| The game is good for players overwhelmed by the extreme logistics in ANNO 1800 and shows the early ideas that led to Anno 1800. | 3% |