The game offers founding and managing colonial settlements, balancing production, trade, and population needs, in a simplified but recognizable version of the great European city-building games that dominated the PC strategy scene during those years. It's a rarity within DS's catalog: rarely was such a dense management game adapted with so much ambition to the handheld's touch controls, and that's why it retains a niche audience among economic-strategy enthusiasts.
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