Civil War: 1861, a strategy game, covers the opening battles of the American Civil War. The game covers both the small and large actions of that momentous year, starting with the battle at 'Big Bethel', on to the comparatively vast engagements at 'Bull Run' and 'Wilson’s Creek'.
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| Sprache | Oberfläche | Ton | Untertitel |
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This is a comparative between this game and Sierra's Civil War – Generals to highlight some of the shortfalls for the game. From what I can tell, both games are: - Historically accurate - Contains levels of difficulty, although Sierra's Civil War has more difficulty levels - Turned Base - Hexadecimal movements There the similarities end in my opinion. This game does not come close to Sierra. The following are some of the limitations I perceived in playing this game: - Cannot combine infantry with artillery which is common in a military setting. - Each scenario is separately self-contained and does not build on earlier victories or defeats (e.g., you are not rewarded/punished for an earlier battle and cannot improve your army’s weapon) - Does not appear to be much logic on direction and range of artillery. - Simple hit/miss results. - Barricades/rough grounds/elevation does no
Not my type of game. Tried to give it a fair go but it's boring as hell. Plus I'm not an American.
Super basic if you are looking for a real civil war game, I would pick up ultiamte general cival war instead.
During my childhood I remember playing an old game demo called "Panzer General", I was not a fan of the turn based games in hex maps, but the game was cool and I enjoyed it for a bit, then never played that genre again (which is a big lack for me). Last month I noticed a very cheap bundle with the Civil War and Tank Battle series, it was way too convenient to miss it, even if it was the worst ever game, surprisingly it wasn't as bad as the price would hint. Despite my lack of experience on such games, I can say it's not too bad, actually I enjoyed it despite its quality is not on top. I even had problems thinking about pro and cons, because the best way to comment this game is: it simply works. I'll try to add some details about it. PROS WORKING: The best feedback I can give about the game is simply it works. I only experience one crash near the very end and serious bugs (maybe a couple
This game is good, but short. Basic. If you like civil wars, then you have to play with this. I think the price is expensive, but you can get all Civil War games in a bundle. You can complete it very easy, and you can get all achievements.
Duration 7 hours First time completed (100% completion) A fairly simple tablet wargame on the civil war. Includes formation and leaders and troop quality but still pretty basic and the AI is simple A. But as a package of 7 Civil War games for $1, that puts this title at 14 cents or 2cents per hour. From that point it was worth it. And hey, it was fun enough that I'm playing 1862 now, which is more polished. Recommended if you can get it dirt cheap in a bundle. Don't expect much though, as it is a tablet game.
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