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Settlers 7: Paths to a Kingdom
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Contents

  • Essentials
    • The Battle for Tandria
      • Characters
    • Developer Tips
      • From Inside The Studio
  • Walkthrough
    • Game Basics
      • Overview
      • Expansion Methods
      • Settlers
      • Buildings
      • Resources
    • Part 1: A Conquest Begins
      • Conquest Walkthrough
        • Warfarers Welcome
        • Novice Rising
        • The Trading Apprentice
        • A Formidable Adversary
        • Expanding an Empire
        • Extended Play
    • Part 2: The Cost of Victory
      • Storm over the Meadows
      • The Foggy Fields
      • 100 Years of Peace
      • The Father's Revenge
      • The Return of the Old King
      • The Final Frontier

Settlers 7: Paths to a Kingdom Guide › Walkthrough › Game Basics

Overview

Overview

The Overview allows you to effectively manage various aspects of your realm.

Overview Modes

Warfare — Monitor enemy locations and issue commands to your General.
Work Yards — Monitor work yard efficiency and jump directly
to production problems.
Food — Monitor and manage all Food consumption.
Geologist — Monitor and manage the status of all Miner work yards.
Construction — Monitor the status of construction sites.

Play Options

Campaign: The single-player campaign details the exploits of Princess Zoé across 12 maps. The campaign begins with a detailed tutorial and is strongly recommended for new players.
Skirmish: These games can be played against up to four computer-controlled opponents. Skirmish games can be customized in a variety of ways and provide players the means to hone their skills.
Multiplayer: These games are played against one or more live opponents. Multiplayer games can be customized and offer computer-controlled opponents to round out the playing field.
Empire: These games are ranked, online matches between randomly selected players. Empire games cannot be customized.

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