Anno 2205™

Blue Byte / Nov 2, 2015 / Simulation, Strategy

windows
Steam Deck Playable

80 playing now

That's more people than live in the Pitcairn Islands.

In Anno 2205™, you join humankind‘s next step into the future with the promise to build a better tomorrow. You conquer Earth, establishing rich, bustling cities and grand industrial complexes, but to secure the prosperity of your people, you must travel into space.

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What's new

Installer update

2023-04-12

New connect client version

Open on Steam

What players say

Mixed

69% positive, 3,097 reviews

Not recommended43 hrs played

2025 and the game's missing a whole mechanic. The council system is greyed out permanently, and that strips out a good bit of the management systems. It seems the bug was fixed at one point, but its back now and Im just bummed :/

27 found this helpful, 2025-09-30

Not recommended1 hrs played

Not loading game due to problems with Uconnect DRM same as all Ubisoft games from Ubisoft in Steam

16 found this helpful, 2026-09-07

Not recommended35 hrs played

Like most ANNO, this isn't a Steam game. Requires Ubiconnect account login and connection Doesn't work if you're offline Includes Denuvo DRM And it's still pricy Sure, there's an all right ANNO game under all that, and if you know/like ANNO, you already know if you'll like the game. So the review is purely on those business decisions.

59 found this helpful, 2025-11-12

Recommended14 hrs played

Playing Anno 2205 feels like I was running a megacorporation instead of a single city. The “multiple regions” system is brilliant: temperate zones, arctic production chains, and then the moon. Building an integrated corporate empire where every region has a role. Each zone has its own look, challenges and music, so jumping between them feels like juggling different subsidiaries of one giant company. I also really...