#Widelands campaigns software#
#Widelands campaigns series#
#Widelands campaigns free#
#Widelands campaigns windows#

Before maps you can see list of directories (sorted by names). List of maps is sorted by number of players on the map and (if the number is equal) the name of the map.

Teams of 2 / 3 / 4 - will show maps where suggested teams contains 2 / 3 / 4 players in a team.

1v1 - will show maps that are marked as combat 1 player against another.

#Widelands campaigns free#

Free for all - will show only maps that suggest no teams for players.

Scenario - will narrow the list to the maps that are scenarios (specially prepared stories and sometimes it can be hard to win).

Artifacts - will narrow the list to the maps that allow you to play Artifacts win condition (you can spot some artifacts on the map).

Seafaring - will narrow the list to the maps that contains possibility of building ships and ports.

Unbalanced - will narrow the list to the maps that are marked as unbalanced (not equal positions).

Official - will show only maps from Widelands itself.

Show all maps - will show all possible files that are Widelands maps.

description of map/directory currently selected (bottom right).

list of maps and directories (bottom left).

The interface is devided into three parts: To start any game, you have to select several items: Choosing a map 'Back', if you want to go to main menu again.

' Load game ', where you can reload a game from a saved state.' Campaigns ', where you can find tribe stories.' New Game ', which will lead you to standard Single Player game.

#Widelands campaigns series#

We quickly found the happiness of the old Settlers series with the management of different sized sites, the positioning of the roads which bring resources and advancing your zone of influence with different military buildings.When you click on Single Player button on main menu, you will see another screen like below:

#Widelands campaigns software#

The French free software web site Framasoft said : This 2d game with a top-down view is a classic RTS remake, with simple graphics, although functional and efficient.

#Widelands campaigns windows#

The German C’t magazin wrote a short review of Widelands in their 4/2008 issue and included a Windows version of Widelands Build11 on their magazin DVD. The German LinuxUser magazine reviewed Widelands in issue 4/2008 in a three A4 paged article. This game lets you keep building, and places serious emphasis on how you do it. I always want to get back to building my base when playing most RTS games, but I'm constantly drawn away by fire fights. But, it's the complete reversal of hyperspeed in its gameplay that I really love. It has simple things that please, like how the in-game menus are very sophisticated and solid, with none of the bugginess you get in many amateur games. The game was reviewed by Linux Journal which noted: Delve into this game, and there's much that lies beneath the surface. Widelands still contains some bugs that need to be fixed until a final (1.0) version will be released, further some wished features, graphics and sounds are still missing. Advanced players can create their own maps with the included map editor and it is also possible to import and play original Settlers II maps. Widelands provides two tutorial missions. Players may select one of three different tribes. Widelands has single-player, network and internet multiplayer modes, single player campaign missions and an internationalisation system with translations for Czech, German, English, Finnish, French, Galician, Hebrew, Hungarian, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Slovak, Swedish and Dutch.