● Build-a-Lot: The Elizabethan Era

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Wend back in time to Queen Elizabeth's reign and adopt a host of fresh trips without the assistance of modern conveniences in this particular Time Management game. From a loner thatched house you arouse your stroll through Elizabethan England. With founts and windmills, yields and carpentry you can grow one surpassing house to a full, prosperous shire in Build-a-lot: The Elizabethan Era!

In this appealing new addition to the Build-a-lot series, you'll build gardens, theatres and pubs for people's amusement, and welfare will reign with the services you so charmingly provide. There are a lot of tasks to tackle and towns to breeze in, so all the lords and ladies will have a royal entertainment in Build-a-lot: The Elizabethan Era.

Hire farmers and workers to harvest and build, regulate your crops and livestock to gain wages and grow the county! Direct all actions for keeping your town and workers healthy and opulent. The campaign of the game suggests you 45 timed levels or you can choose casual game which features eight neighborhoods that are untimed with long-term goals. The main thing you have to remember that you will not get any rent from houses that are currently up for sale, frustrated, infested, upgraded, or in any other way depreciated. Try to renovate, improve, or correct any problems with your houses when the rent cycle launches to be more profitable.

Use your skills to establish the new empire of your own in a royal Build Strategy!

More information about this game

System Requirements:
OS: Windows XP/Vista/7,
CPU: 800 Mhz,
RAM: 256,
DirectX version: 9.0,
Hard Drive free space: 120 MB

Full version: unlimited levels and game time.
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