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right now there is a kind of Anno Hype :) So i wonder is there an alternative out there or coming?
There are few things i don't like on Anno.
1: Uplay :D. I tried many times to get Uplay work on Linux. Sometimes it worked and sometimes not. The funny thing is. Games where you can download in Uplay, but play without Uplay are working perfect. But for me Uplay is a NO GO. It shows me also, that UbiSoft don't care for Linux Gamers. And i think Linux will be the Future also for Gaming.
2: Moral Conceps: What do i mean by that? In Anno you have to build churches and chapels. But this Buildings represent for me Patriachat, suppression. As i don't like this in my real-life. I don't want to play it in a game.
I don't have a Problem with building a Temple in Egypt like in Pharao, where soon is coming "Builders Of Egypt".
So is there a game out there where i have Ressourcenmanagement like Anno but with my desires?
I like endless Games with no rush.
Perfect would be of course Native Linux, but running in Proton is OK too.
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I couldn't think of a single game like Anno though, let alone one where the player really could choose an individual path.
What about Civilization? Some of them even run natively on Linux. It doesn't have resource management like Anno though.
Right now i installed "Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom". Maybe this comes closer to Anno.
At least i don't have a Church to build :D
Driftland is out of Early Access. Not sure if this fits the genre.
I just played now "Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom" for me, its like Anno.
So far i like it :) This Game in 3d hmmm ;)
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The management stuff is maybe a bit simple, but the new Tropico 6 is pretty and has good humour, and it is Linux native.
You can ignore the factions you do not like, but they might revolt then. There could be some scenarios where you have to build churches but there is also a sandbox mode which I have not tried yet.