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Building the Great Wall of China 
The Chinese Empire is in grave danger as the Nomads from the North threaten the wealth and prosperity of its lands. Kong Baotu, a smart and resourceful man, accepts the challenge to achieve the impossible. He commits himself to building the Great Wall that will protect China from the warlike barbarians. In return, he asks for permission to marry the Emperor's beautiful daughter, Fan Tanrui. Join Kong in his epic adventure! Help him save the Empire and marry Fan. Your journey will take you to the farthest reaches of China, through the emerald-green hills and treacherous rocky cliffs. In more than 40 levels, you will conquer the snowy mountain-peaks and cross the withering deserts. You will gather food and lumber, mine stone and iron, survive hurricanes and thunderstorms, all for the noble goal of completing the greatest building in the history of mankind – The Great Wall of China.
- 40 levels in 4 locations
- Fast-paced gameplay
- Exciting mini-games
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
- CPU: 1.6 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 263 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Building the Great Wall of China
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ARRRGH! Onery Dragons!
Challenging puzzles with increasing levels of difficulty, where you must gather energy and supplies, overcome obstacles and compete with dragons (!) while building the Great Wall of China. About the time you determine a plan of action, dragons swoop in and wreak havoc.
Well developed story line and beautifully rendered graphics add to enjoyment. Looking forward to next game in the series ...at least, I hope it becomes a series. It's that much fun.
April 24, 2013
Boring & Repeating
When I played this game for the free hour, I liked it because it was different. Once I bought it, I noticed the scenes were basically the same thing. The people are small & run really slow. I can only play it for a limited time because I start getting headaches due to constantly squinting my eyes. If I could return, I would.....Sorry BF.
April 20, 2013
No queueing, not buying
It's totally annoying if the game keeps telling you that there's no free worker because you can't queue your tasks. Frustrated me after five minutes.
It's a pity, really. The graphics were cute and I liked the story.
March 20, 2013
Annoying
Sometimes this type of game can be fun, like in the first Roads of Rome game, but in this case it's just annoying. The workers move very slowly and there's no option to speed up the game. They always have to return to their barracks before you can assign them a new task even if they just finished building something as opposed to just finishing collecting resources (where I can understand they'd have to return to base to drop off the resources gathered). Also, for a game set in China, the people in the artwork sure do look European.
March 17, 2013
Fun TM Game with Oriental theme
If you like My Kingdom for the Princess, Roads of Rome etc. this will give you a few hours of fun. The graphics are good and I like the Oriental theme for a change. There are a few tile matching mini game which are entertaining too. This game has kept me awake for an entire night!
March 10, 2013
Need better options
I enjoy the Asian theme, however not being able to queue up the actions and no way to defend against the "fire dragon" really frustrates me. You just have to sit there and wait and there is no way to get 3 stars when they come one right after another. I wish I hadn't bought the game.
March 3, 2013
Another almost great game
This is another game that with two small changes would be a great game.
1. Lack of a timer on resources makes it difficult to use workers efficiently. Not a problem on lower levels but as the grame progresses so does the frustration at not knowing if that ore source is going to renew next or if you have plenty of time to go grab other stuff.
2. Not being able to queue up worker actions. I love it when a TMG has this and when they don't it makes me sad.
I also like the number of workers to be included in the resource boxes - but that's not a deal breaker, just a surprise that's it's missing.
But with so few TMG's out there I'll buy this one anyway. The story line is really well done, and liberally interspersed with historical tidbits. The graphics are great and I like the Oriental flavor. The gameplay is also pretty good, not overly challenging, but not too simple as it progresses.
And the spelling, grammar and punctuation are error free (so far). I know that's not a big deal but it is worth noting, especially with the large amount of text present in the story line. No technical issues either.
Overall I'd recommend it to TMG players.
March 3, 2013
Great Wall Of China
Great game concept but not enough levels. They should remake this and make the "journey" longer. Also on the levels where you build a fort, they could make it more challenging or have to build the fort in stages.
February 22, 2013
one of the tougher TM games
The inability to queue actions makes this game harder; I wonder if it was a deliberate choice? The later sections need some serious planning if you are to achieve your goal never mind get 3 stars.
The mini-games are pants; killing a dragon by repeated clicking on a bow shape is an insult to the players skill and intelligence.
January 11, 2013
Great Game!
This game had me hooked and playing it thru just once was not enough! Very addictive and challenging!
January 9, 2013
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