On the left side of the screen, from top to bottom, there are buttons for the newspaper (player news and messages), diplomacy (status to other nations and diplomatic messages), resources (consumption settings), resources exchange (buying and selling resources), coalitions (the alliances with their members), espionage (to recruit and send spies or defense agents) and the provincial administration (for a clear display of buildings and construction orders in all own provinces). To the right you can see the chat and the game settings. From left to right these are money, grain, fish, iron ore, wood, coal, oil, gas and the premium currency gold mark. In the new Supremacy 1914, the raw materials and their stocks are also located on the top menu bar. Additional, with Crete has a relatively safe, remote province with the double important raw material oil. This has the advantage, however, of being on the edge of the European map in the Mediterranean and it is easy to defend at the Larissa bottleneck in the middle. The author has decided in this game for ‘little’ Greece. Start with Greece in an event game ‘All Nations – All In’. This can lead to a higher economic efficiency if the buildings are constructed skillfully. But because of this, the developer has given the smaller states more provinces in relation to their size, which also often have the double resources (symbolized by two resource symbols next to the provincial city). This means, of course, that as a smaller or medium-sized state between the major powers of the time, it is a bit more difficult. the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg as ‘Greater Netherlands’, the Benelux states.

The territorial sizes of most states correspond to the actual conditions in 1914, but some were merged into one nation for better playability, e.g. The author decided for this review of the ‘New Supremacy 1914’ for an event game ‘All Nations – All In’, where you can lead any European nation of the year 1914. Test game with Greece at ‘All Nations – All In’.

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