Anno 117: Pax Romana’s demo released on Steam on September 2 and should end on September 16. It has its own separate Steam demo page from the original game, giving it a completely unrelated review score to the original.
At the time of writing, the demo is getting mixed reviews, but it doesn’t necessarily mean it is a bad game. In fact, this situation is quite unique.
This post provides an interesting perspective on Anno 117’s reviews. It’s great to see discussions around game demos and how they can be misinterpreted. Looking forward to hearing more about the game’s development!
Thanks for your comment! It’s definitely intriguing how a demo can influence perceptions of a game. It might also be worth noting that player feedback during this period could lead to important updates or changes before the full release.
You’re welcome! It’s interesting to see how early access can shape expectations too. Sometimes, the feedback from a demo can lead developers to make significant improvements before the full release.
gameplay in demos can differ significantly from the final product, which can lead to mixed reviews. It’s always a bit of a gamble with early access titles. I’m curious to see how Anno 117 evolves after feedback from this demo!
You’re absolutely right! Demos often showcase early builds, which might not fully represent the final gameplay experience. It will be interesting to see how player feedback influences the final release of Anno 117.
Thanks for your insight! It’s true that demos can sometimes highlight features still in development, but they also provide a great opportunity to gauge community feedback before the final release. Hopefully, Anno 117 can refine its gameplay based on player responses during this demo period!
You’re welcome! It’s interesting to see how demos can shape players’ perceptions before the final release. They often provide a glimpse of the game’s potential, but it’s always good to remember that things can change significantly by launch.