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Neo Atlas 2
PlayStation 3 · Released September 2, 1999 · Developed by FlipFlop · Published by Artdink
Single player
SimulatorAdventureComedyBusinessSandboxOpen worldWarfareMystery
Summary
A second, expanded PlayStation iteration of Artdink's Atlas series. You are once again in charge of a trading company headquartered in Lisbon, and tasked by the king with exploring the rest of the world and bringing home the spoils.
In addition to the exploration, trading and map creation of the prior game, it adds an "episode" system which is effectively a quest log, as well as changes and updates to the story and quests. Additionally, it improves on the trading system, adding the "trading post" function, which allows the player to choose which product to make in some cities, which allows for more streamlined trading.
Just like the prior games, the shape of the world is determined by the player's belief or disbelief in the reports brought in by their admirals, and ultimately influences what is found on the map, and the routes that are available.
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Game Modes
Single player
Perspective
Bird view / Isometric
Themes
Comedy · Business · Sandbox · Open world · Warfare · Mystery
Developer
FlipFlop
Also known as
AliasNeo ATLAS 2Stylized title
AliasNeo Atlas IIAlternative spelling
AliasSuperLite 1500 Series: Neo Atlas IIAlternative title
Release history (3 entries)
| Date | Platform | Region |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 2, 1999 | PlayStation | — |
| Mar 11, 2009 | PlayStation 3 | — |
| Mar 11, 2009 | PlayStation Portable | — |
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Storyline
In the age of old, man traversed the world by way of ships and relied on winds to billow their sails. Dead winds meant no progress and seafarers were at the mercy of the elements. In Neo Atlas 2 Artdink continues their success series of games about the world exploration.
Your mission like in the first game is to explore new worlds, set up trade routes and expand the sphere of your country's influence. Some towns specialize in certain commodities and others in the production of goods. The intrepid and profiteering buccaneer finds those towns and ferries goods back and forth to create a sustainable enterprise.






