East India Company Video tutorial #1 - Fight, manage and rule!

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Developer Nitro Games Gives Fans a Hands-On Look at the Upcoming PC Titles Features and Game Play
In the video developer diaries, lead designer Kim Soares of Nitro Games will give viewers a glimpse of East India Companys extensive features and share insights from the development process.

The first episode of the East India Company developer dairy is an overview of the game. In the entry, Soares explains how players will use battles and trade management to rule nations from Europe to the Far East. He also reveals the three primary view points available in the game: strategic level, which provides an overview of the world map, port level, which displays the seaport for a particular destination and tactical level, which shows a sea level view of naval battles.

Explaining Nitro Games motivation behind creating the video developer diary, Soares said, The East India Company community is growing rapidly and the thing we hear the most is show us in-game material. These videos were created as a response to that request, giving players a good overview of the different aspects of East India Company by showing them how things work in the game.

East India Company scheduled for release in Q3 2009 and will be published worldwide by Paradox Interactive. The PC title will be available for digital download on leading digital distribution platforms.

East India Company is a naval war strategy game based on the 18th century East India Companies. Players will attempt to build the worlds most powerful trading empire in a breathtaking cinematic environment. Offering both single and multiplayer modes, players will fight, manage and rule nations from Europe to the Far East using a wide array of ship classes. The game will feature fierce naval battles and direct command of individual ships.

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• East India Company
• Paradox Interactive
• Nitro games
• Kim Soares
• trading empire
• fight
• manage
• rule
• developer diary
• naval battles
• ships
• stratey
• grand strategy
• 18th century

[lentyski]

You should try Age of pirates 2, :), thats a fun game in my opinion

[DeathBlade93]

Yeah its a good game but its too big, I want to concentrate on a small amount of ships... not world domination.

[repulic5]

@zailogy wtf lol

[TheThirdGear]

Is this game sandbox :?

[darksabba]

Is this a online game ?

[zailogy]

asshole indian masala

[duif463]

netherlands must be the the world power if now it stupid and fake.

[HardcoreSuperNoob]

@rifal004 No, read your comment again, you were contradicting me on something i did not say.

[rifal004]

@HardcoreSuperNoob I never "made anything up" im mearly stating that more nations then Holland/Neatherlands has had East india companys

[HardcoreSuperNoob]

@rifal004 I didn't even say it's "only Dutch", you're making shit up. I see you're from Sweden, if i would be eating knäckebrot, would i be eating something Swedish?

So if the English, French or whoever are playing East India Company, are they doing something Dutch?

Yes they are, thank you.

[rifal004]

@HardcoreSuperNoob A Dutch concept maybe, but far from "only Dutch"

[HardcoreSuperNoob]

@rifal004 The Dutch had a monopoly untill everyone else started copying. So no, it's still Dutch. :D