Anno 1701

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Anno 1701
Developer(s)	Related Designs
Publisher(s)	Sunflowers Interactive Deep Silver Ubisoft (History Edition)
Director(s)	Thomas Pottkämper
Designer(s)	Dirk Riegert
Programmer(s)	Thomas Stein Kevin Zellner
Artist(s)	Sebastian Steinberg
Writer(s)	Karin Trost
Composer(s)	Dynamedion
Series	Anno
Platform(s)	Windows
Release	GER: October 26, 2006 NA: October 30, 2006 EU: November 3, 2006
Genre(s)	Real-time strategy, city-building game
Mode(s)	Single-player, multiplayer

Anno 1701, also marketed as 1701 A.D., is a real-time strategy and city building video game, part of the Anno series. It is developed by Related Designs and published by Sunflowers Interactive Entertainment Software. It revolves around building and maintaining an 18th-century colony in the "New World". With a budget of €10 million, it was the most expensive German game ever produced by 2006.

It is the sequel to Anno 1602 and Anno 1503 and was followed by Anno 1404.