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Seven Cities of Gold (Commemorative Edition)

Seven Cities of Gold is an DOS simulation game, developed by Ozark Softscape, designed by Danielle Berry, Bill Bunten, Michael Kosaka and published by Electronic Arts in 1993.

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Danielle Berry, Bill Bunten, Michael Kosaka

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historical, trading

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single-player

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4.00 / 5.00 (26 votes)

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Comments

Lobert - 18/11/2019 04:57
Hi. Good game I didn't know. Combat not so well implemented and some mechanics neither. After some (game) years of mapping the new world, the ships and the settlements (a fort and a mission) disappear. I don't know if this is a consequence of my poor game or a bug in the game; any idea?.

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