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1849 was the first step toward getting a great city builder on mobile devices. It was a fine game but, as Kelsey pointed out, it’s not giving me a reason to delete Children of the Nile or Pharaoh from my PC. It’s not terrible, but it’s definitely missing something. Sandbox play was added via an update, so that’s not it. Maybe it just needs some new content? We’ll find out next week when the first expansion for 1849, Nevada Silver, releases.
Set 10 years after the California gold rush, this introduces the Comstock Lode and the silver rush in Nevada. It also introduces trains, steam-powered mills and other innovations. All the new cities available in the Nevada expansion can also be played in sandbox mode.
Nevada Silver will be available as a $2 IAP, and will release on September 16. Screenshots after the break.
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