In Which we talk about Cape Trelawney and Botanica DLC - Anno 1800!

Hello everyone! Good morning/afternoon! How are you today and how are things going? Happy Monday also! As usual, I wish you the best and hope things are going well! As for me, I'm just here writing this post and wondering what to do next in this Monday, how is the weather where you are? Here is quite hot and windy, which can be really tiring, but the wind is inspiring, and it makes me imagine and encourages me to go and write another story, in spite of the fact I'm super tired at the moment! Well, anyway, today I wanted to talk about the DLCs for Anno 1800, in special Cape Trelawney, that comes with the Sunken Treasures DLC, and the Botanica one! We have quite a lot to talk about Cape! So let's jump into it

Cape Trelawney is the new region unlocked with the DLC Sunken Treasures, a really important one! On this one, you embark on an adventure to find important items for her Majesty the Queen, as well as helping the same to build a wonderful city. Space is the least of your problems on Cape Trelawney, this gigantic continental map contains space for you to build a huge city forever more, with space for the resources you'll need for this end, think of it as your blank canvas in your city building adventure! You also will meet Old Nate, a very eccentric personality that will gift you a special ship that allows you to search for treasures hidden on the ocean! Not only that, but his Steampunk Vibe gives us the impression of Jules Verne's stories and it's very inspiring, bringing a whole new facet of the 19th century, this impressive era of progress! Is it worth purchasing, the DLC Sunken Treasures? If you like Anno 1800, like I do, it's a game changer, it has everything to be your biggest adventure on the game as well as provide you with so much in a package that promises little, just a new place to build a new city is so exciting, in comparison to the diminute islands you have at your disposal, definitely go for it, if you like the game! Now, is it worth buying the whole Seasons Pass DLC Combo? Personally, Id say yes, the Botanic Garden provides you with some fresh new itens that help you beautify your settlement, but expect those rewards to come slowly, very much so, and also don't get too excited about listening to old Anno songs into the new game, as the musical sheets are so rare it's not even worth getting excited for it, but like I said, if you like the game, go for it, I recommend it, gives new things into the game, which is something that is always worth getting excited for, well and this is it for today's post! Cape Trelawney is quite the adventure! The Botanic Garden is beautiful as well, though it can be underwhelming in the end, well and so on, these are my thoughts, thank you so much for being here, dear reader, I wish you the best and you are the best! See you later on another post!