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Adelantado Trilogy: Book One 
Discover the fabulous secrets that a jungle hides in Adelantado Trilogy: Book One! Help the brave and noble officer, Don Diego De Leon, to find and save the lost expedition. Befriend the natives who can be of valuable assistance to you. Help them as you restore buildings, harvest foods, and create a settlement. Upgrade your skills and earn fabulous trophies. Treasures await you in this exciting Strategy game!
- Vast level maps
- Non-linear missions
- Plentiful side-quests
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/8
- CPU: 1.2 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 140 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Adelantado Trilogy: Book One
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Excellent
This game is just what I was lacking. Waiting for the the next Roads of Rome to come out and this game filled my void.
So much fun and so much to do. I am an adventure HOG fan but I like to break it up with strategy games. This one is fantastic
September 17, 2012
Absorbing
Bought this game from another site and have been playing it almost non-stop. It gets progressively more difficult but even if you can't get "expert" on all levels you continue to play to the end.
The only frustration is that although you know you need to build certain things you often have to wait for the main character to tell you so and that can slow you down.
Overall though a good addition to the genre.
September 17, 2012
Loved It!!!
So I will start out saying this is my favourite genre, but...this game takes it beyond the usual same-o same-o. It is a builder but it is also a Roads of Rome. You have to think one step ahead, ie: what am I going to need?, then plan accordingly. There are a few "Yicks" in the game that I don't like. Having to wait for the voice over to tell me I need to do something.."really? Like I hadn't already worked that one out Sherlock!" But it isn't enough of an annoyance to take away from the game. I wish you could destroy buildings after they were no longer of use, but that's just another aspect of the game. If you put a building some place, make sure it is in the right place, because it IS there to stay. I am one of those painful people who HAS TO GET GOLD on every level.....this one started out " Ha! Piece of cake" which quickly dissolved into..."Sweet mercy, how the heck am I supposed to do that?" I LOVE it! I haven't felt challenged like this in ages. Can't wait for the next chapter. it will probably take me that long just to get gold on half of the levels. LOL! Happy gaming all
September 17, 2012
Reminds me of ....
This one reminds me of the Westward series. Having to have enough workers and soldiers etc. to keep everything going like westward as well as tasks to keep you on the path.
I liked the hints, but I haven't gotten far enough to really get into each building.
I am a huge Time Management fan from the "Dash" type games to the "new" gathering/building ones. A definite buy for me.
September 17, 2012
A Must Buy!
I love this game! You are an explorer in a strange land looking for survivors of your expedition, hidden secretsl, buiilding necessary buildings and defeating cavemen who are determined to destroy all you build.
A time management game with goals to complete per level. The difference is that while you are working through the level you meet different people with specific projects that must be done in order to continue the level. You are given consistent notices of upgrading and/or repairs that must be done in order to continue. Additionally, there are secrets you can find with hidden treasures. (You do not have to find them).
I enjoyed this game as much, if not more, that My Kingdom for a Princess or Kingdom Chronicles. Sorry I cannot comment on the sound quaility as I mute the sound. The visual is very well done.
My biggest complaint is that if ends and I am impatiently waiting for Book 2 for the continuing story.
September 17, 2012
Book one and only
I tried and bought this based on some of the rave reviews. I guess I'm not as high on it as they were. Maybe it is because I'm used to more control or maybe it just wasn't for me.
You are given challenges at the start of each chapter and when you meet them you move on to the next chapter. The challenges aren't particularly difficult-Find survivors, collect gold, and discover new territory. I became frustrated in that when a structure became obsolete I couldn't tear it down and build something else with the materials. Also, space was at a premium so it would have been nice to have more room. At the beginning of each chapter I wanted to hit the ground running and had to wait for the game to give me permission to do what I wanted to do.
It's not a bad game but I will pass on the next rounds. There wasn't enough new and different for me. The levels were pretty much the same with occasional new items introduced.
After you play your free hour, just know it is pretty representative of the rest of the game. It doesn't "grow".
September 22, 2012
Relaxing "TM"/Builder, but needs Tweaked
4 Modes from HARD to RELAX
Gather Build type Gameplay
Challenging, with Good Storyline & Graphics... Even music wasn't Annoying.
Main Con is lack of or minimal Instruction...(says "Upgrade Needed", but Couldn't finger out hot to do so)
But.. Used Credit to buy, since not many "TM" Builders allow Relaxed play.
Give it a shot :)
September 17, 2012
Looked great, but was really disappointing
Despite all the great reviews, I was not impressed with this game at all. I played the trial in normal mode, and the entire game consisted of: messages telling me what to click on or "build", me clicking, and then waiting for my little dude to walk alllll the way across my screen and start working. I got through almost 1/3 of the game during the trial, and it didn't get more challenging at all, although I was able to make some decisions myself (but if I didn't, it still would instruct me what to do.) I can only hope that the hard/expert mode of the game requires some skill or strategy, because the normal mode was slow and B.O.R.I.N.G. I was really disappointed, because I love the similar "road" games that it seemed to modeled after (Roads of Rome, My Kingdom, etc.)
September 19, 2012
Great Builder/Strategy Game...Highly addicitve!
Played the trial and immediately bought it. I loved the freedom of being able to place buildings where you want. I did think it was strange that only the main character could pick up the food found inside the jars, but it was not really a big deal since he does spend some time just standing around. It would have been nice to be able to delete buildings, however I did not find this to be a major obstacle. If you make sure to upgrade your woodcutters, sawmills, gardens, fishermen, smokeries, farms and bakeries as soon as possible, it will be easier to complete the necessary tasks. Make sure you always have plenty of workers in order to speed up your efficiency. In order to be able to play the conclusion, you must get gold on all levels. Don't forget to upgrade buildings so you will have enough stone and silver. I found this game to be very fun and enjoyed searching for the hidden secrets. If you are a fan of builders and/or strategy games, or if you enjoyed playing All My Gods, I recommend you give this one a try. My biggest problem is that I have already finished it and want more!!!!
September 19, 2012
brilliant idea with terrible gamelay
I complete the game on normal difficulty, tried hard and easy and then became sure: I hate it. It's pity there was only 1 bad review when I bought this game.
Video is lovely. Story is nice for me due we can negotiate with native instead of killing them. Otherwise it's silly - cavemans (we don't kill 'em, just frighten) in the world of Indians, Indians don't value gold and store it in pots and we smash pots to collect gold, etc.
Gameplay is terrible. It's remember settlers if ever play some - have to build structure to explore next territory, chain of productive buildings. But there is only one way to win, you have to click fast, collect gold with main character and build buildings in 1 sequence (better to follow advices in game than think on your own). Otherwise out of time. This is 'fast click game'. The only real strategy challenge is 'let's find the fastest way to collect all this undeground gold' - and click, click,click on pots and gold piles.
When I tried this game, I was sure: 1st levels are just for tutorial, next give more freedom and fun. I mistaken.
November 7, 2012
