1869

Original Platforms: DOS, Amiga - Alias: 1869: History Experience Part I

1869 (also known as 1869: History Experience Part I) is a business/managerial simulation set during the golden age of clipper ships.

Year	1992
Genre	Strategy
Rating	80/100 based on 12 editorial reviews. Add your vote
Publisher	Max Design
Developer	Max Design
OS supported	Windows XP, 2000 & Windows 7, MacOS X 10.6+
Updated	22 October 2019
TAGS	aga business simulation history industrial age management naval sea trading ships simulation trading turn-based

Game Review

1869 (also known as 1869: History Experience Part I) is a business/managerial simulation set during the golden age of clipper ships. It was created by the Austrian company Max Design and released in 1992 for Amiga and MS-DOS. The Amiga version supports the AGA chipset, with 256 colors graphics.

Designed by Wilfried Reiter, Albert Lasser and Martin Lasser, this economics trading simulation supports up to 4 players, each one of them representing the owner of a sea trading company.

There is no action in this game, just management. You will have to purchase goods in the right port and sell it to another port to make money. You will have to expand, purchasing new ships and establishing new trade routes. You can also transport passengers in some occasions.

The game is challenging and it won't be easy to avoid bankrupt. If you want to test your merchant skills, this is the game for you.

Years later, the 3 guys at Max Design would be involved in other historic trading sims such as 1602 A.D., 1503 A.D. and Anno 1701.

Review by: Manu
Published: 28 June 2017, 3:59 am