If you need wood moved from the sawmill to the warehouse, they’ll spring into action – which happens constantly, because all materials and resources in The Settlers: New Allies need to be visibly carried in real time from harvesting operations to your settlement’s warehouse, and then again from the warehouse to construction sites, trading harbors, or wherever else they’re needed.
In The Settlers: New Allies, your settlement’s entire population is represented on screen at all times, and the most basic civilians act as automated Carriers. In most RTSes, you might create a worker unit, who then goes about various automated and directed tasks, like gathering resources or building structures. The Settlers: New Allies resurrects and revitalizes the series after a 13-year absence with a new, modern take on its classic real-time strategy formula - and whether you’re building your first settlements in its 13-mission campaign or testing the waters in its PvP Skirmish mode, you might notice a key difference from other build-up strategy games you might have played: the Carriers.
The Settlers: New Allies is out now on PC, and – in a series first – is on its way to Xbox One, PS4, Switch, and Amazon Luna (and Xbox Series X|S and PS5 via backwards compatibility) on March 23.
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