As in most RTS games, if you want to win a battle or build an empire you have to first determine the best use of your resources. The game's cartoonish art and light-hearted script suggest the game is accessible to everyone but the truth is, many people will be excluded by its Everest-like learning curve.
It's then you realize that The Settlers 7 is a game about disconnects the disconnect between box art (dreary and serious) and game art (colorful and humorous), and that between graphics and gameplay. Things roll along well enough until about midway through and then the problems start. Being somewhat new to the war business, Zoe leans on a friend of her father's-gray-haired, tubby Sir Bors who provides her (and you) with mission objectives that demonstrate the game's systems a manageable few at a time. The Settlers 7's campaign follows the exploits of the brave Princess Zoe as she fights off Lord Wolvering, would-be usurper of the kingdom of Tandarin.
RTS games are notorious for having steep learning curves and most of them approach the issue of teaching their mechanics via a single-player campaign mode.
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