The Settlers IV is a real-time strategy video game developed by Blue Byte Software, being the third sequel to The Settlers. Settlers III was also famous for its peculiar copy protection: in pirated versions of the game, iron smelters would only produce pigs instead of iron, which made weapon production impossible. Military units are now directly controlled, making fighting more similar to games like Command & Conquer or Age of Empires, than to the previous Settlers games.
This simplifies the building of a settlement, since only the distances between buildings are relevant, and not how roads can be constructed between them. The most notable difference between this game and its two predecessors is that there are no more roads-all units, including carriers with goods, can walk around freely. This isometric city-building game was released on November 30, 1998. The Settlers III is a real-time strategy computer game developed by Blue Byte Software, being the second sequel to The Settlers. This popularity more recently boosted Blue Byte's decision to publish a remake of the game, The Settlers II 10th Anniversary for Windows and Nintendo DS port. Many fans of the franchise consider this the best game of the Settlers series, primarily because future installments changed the transport management aspect considerably. Its gameplay is very similar to that of its predecessor, The Settlers, albeit with a Roman theme and improved graphics. The Settlers II: Veni, Vidi, Vici (original German title: Die Siedler II: Veni, Vidi, Vici) is a real-time strategy computer game, released by Blue Byte Software in 1996. On the hardware available at the time, the game could control a maximum of 64,000 individuals, all behaving autonomously. It was the first game of its type, blending together principles which had not been seen in a single game before, and defined the line of the later Settlers games. The Settlers, (also known as Serf City, original German title Die Siedler) is a slow-paced simulation computer game by German developer Blue Byte Software, first released in 1993 for the Commodore Amiga and in 1994 for the PC. All of the games were developed by Blue Byte Software, and were published by either Blue Byte or Ubisoft, the company that later acquired Blue Byte. There are eight games in the series, including remakes. The first game in the series is The Settlers (1993). For other uses, see Settler (disambiguation).
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