"Gamescom hosts the performance of 'Anno' - titled 'The Roman Dream'"
The audio play series, "The Roman Dream - An 'Anno' Story", is a captivating fictional backstory to the highly anticipated video game "Anno 177: Pax Romana". Developed and launched by SWR (Südwestrundfunk), this series will be available for free in the ARD audio library from August 20.
The audio play, divided into several parts, follows the compelling story of Simeon, a character who, in a bid for a better life, sells himself into slavery. The narrative takes listeners across the Roman Empire, offering a broad audience an immersive and engaging experience.
The "Anno" series, which began in 1998 with "Anno 1602", is renowned for its city building, economic simulation, and historical scenarios. It also has a tradition of incorporating elements such as moon colonization and climate change that play out in the future. The soundtrack for "The Roman Dream - An 'Anno' Story" comes from the composers of the "Anno" series, ensuring a harmonious blend of music and storytelling.
"The Roman Dream - An 'Anno' Story" is part of the video game "Anno 177: Pax Romana", which is planned for release in mid-November. The original "Anno 1602" was set in an unexplored island world at the beginning of the 17th century.
The SWR Symphony Orchestra has recorded the soundtrack for the audio play series, adding another layer of authenticity to the production. The audio play aims to show that even two seemingly insignificant people can change an empire, offering a unique perspective on power, ambition, and the complexities of governing an empire in transition.
The audio play series, titled "The Roman Dream - An 'Anno' Story", will be launched at Gamescom in Cologne from August 20-24. It aims to appeal to a broad audience beyond just "Anno" fans and gamers, promising an engaging and thought-provoking listening experience for all.
Simeon's journey in the audio play begins at the port of Rome, offering listeners a glimpse into the lives of those who shaped the Roman Empire. The audio play is intended for a broad audience, making it accessible to anyone interested in history, drama, and the art of storytelling.
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