Forge of Empires Gets New Questline and Royal Cascade Building
Forge of Empires has released a new historical questline focusing on Rosa Parks. Players can discover the history behind this influential woman and get rewards along the way. This month fans can get the Royal Cascade building and a Rosa Parks portrait as rewards for completing all the quests.
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With about 200 million registered players, InnoGames is one of the world’s leading developers and providers of online games. Currently, the Hamburg-based company employs over 400 professionals from 30 nations. InnoGames has scored major success with games such as Tribal Wars, Grepolis and Forge of Empires.
The main goal of the game is to build and enlarge a city beginning in the Stone Age and ending (currently) in Oceanic Future. For this purpose there are limited building grounds which can be expanded gradually. To buy new buildings and decoration the player needs coins and tools which can be collected from residential and production buildings (or by buying diamonds and technological advances for cash from InnoGames). There is a timeline on which the player has to unlock the eras in order to proceed in the game; a battle ground; and a continent map that shows the provinces the player has to conquer.
The main part of the game takes place on a city map, similar to SimCity. As players progress through various ages (shown by their town hall) by researching new technologies, they can unlock new buildings (either residential, goods, military, production or cultural), decorations, and an expanded building area. Other buildings include special buildings (acquired during events) or Great Buildings.
To buy a building, players must spend coins and supplies, and then place it where they would like it within their city. They can move the buildings later, during renovations of their city, or when progressing past the Colonial age, at which time the size of some buildings (such as residential) becomes bigger. (In the case of residential buildings, before the Industrial age, they are 2×2, but after, they are 2×3 or larger.)
On 16 January 2017, InnoGames announced that they will radically alter the stats of a building released three months ago for “balancing purposes”. Many players believe the change unfairly punishes players for an obvious oversight on the part of the game’s developers
