Try Anno 1800 for free on PC and console in November

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Ubisoft is granting strategy and building game enthusiasts free access to Anno 1800 over the coming weeks. During a Free Week event available to both PC and console players participants will receive full access to all game content. Those who decide to purchase the game at the end of the trial period will be able to take their game progress with them across platforms. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to benefit from discounts on DLCs and Season Passes.

The Free Week event for PC players will take place from November 2-6 and can be accessed via Ubisoft Connect, Epic and Steam. For Xbox Series X / S and PlayStation 5, on which Anno 1800 is also playable since March of this year, the event is scheduled between November 9 and 13 The event will take place on November 9. During the event, players will be able to build cities and metropolises, establish resource procurement networks, explore an exotic continent, and engage in trade or conflict with other opponents.

In addition to the free trial, a digital anniversary edition of Anno 1800 will be offered for the PC. This contains the Season Passes 1 to 4, a total of 16 cosmetic packs and other bonus content. Depending on the platform, players will receive discounts on the main game and the additional content.

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