2/15/2012

Zeus Expansion: Poseidon Review

Zeus Expansion: Poseidon
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Poseidon is the expansion for the game Zeus, city-building in ancient Greece.New gods, monsters and heros, plus an "Atlantean" slant on the game, keep it fresh and interesting.Also, there are new adventures for Greek cities.The basic premise hasn't changed:one builds the city/colony to achieve the victory conditions in the episode.The Episodes tie together and link to each other in the adventure.The Atlantean twists are replacing the "Cultural" enchancements of the Greek city-states with "Science"-as Atlanteans prized knowledge and learning according to myth.Additional aesthethic improvements are available (as well as to the Greek adventures). Some minor bugs in the game system have been fixed; also now one may halt construction of any major building.Additionally the details about construction are much more useful than before.Speaking of bugs, I can't really think of any in Poseidon-a tribute to the team that built the program. If you enjoyed Zeus, you will really like the additional features in the enchancement.

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Return to ancient Greece and rule Atlantis as described by Plato! In Poseidon: Zeus Official Expansion, you'll rule an advanced civilization that built monumental pyramids, sanctuaries, observatories, and great libraries. You'll summon Bellerophon and Atalanta, and battle the terrifying Chimera. You'll meet ancient civilizations from both sides of the Atlantic, and decide to trade or conquer.
Poseidon: Zeus Official Expansion features new gods, heroes, monsters, and resources. Play more than 45 exciting episodes in six epic adventures. Conquer or trade with Mayans, Egyptians, Phoenicians, and more. Meet such new gods as Atlas and Hera. Poseidon offers unlimited play. You can even design your own myths with a simple yet powerful Adventure Editor.

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