Command history and turn the tides of war in this real-time strategy experience. Quick decisions and keen tactical formations are the only things that stand between your troops and victory during the Napoleonic Wars. A regiment that survives today is your elite force tomorrow.
Italian Campaign In 1796, the young General Napoleon takes command of the French Army of Italy — outnumbered and short of supplies — and marches against the Austrian and Piedmontese forces holding northern Italy. The campaign unfolds across the rivers, plains, and Alpine passes of the peninsula. Each battle presents its own challenge: forcing river crossings, storming mountain positions, and breaking larger armies through speed and maneuver. Egyptian Campaign After the triumph in Italy, Napoleon sets out for Egypt to strike at British influence in the East. The campaign places the French army in entirely new conditions — desert, heat, the Mamluks, and the Ottoman Empire. Every battle reflects a distinct challenge: from urban combat to fortress sieges to field battles against an unfamiliar enemy.
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It’s honestly really, really bad; the pathfinding is atrocious, and many of the illustrations are AI-generated. The gameplay is sluggish—units sometimes even forget to fight... Sorry, but this one’s not for me.
TLDR: This game has great potential, and its components work together well. Although, in this particular moment, some game mechanics still need polishing. I'm an old RTS fan, and I started the campaign on Marshal (medium). Just didn't want to sweat too much after a couple of evening beers, and found myself comparing the characteristics of the pistols for my cavalry thoroughly at 5 AM. Every single mechanic in the game feels like it needs some adjustments, but they mix together well into a good experience which can keep you entertained for hours. Some humble opinions for the devs to maybe consider: - Tutorial is kinda weird. It shows you some concepts of the game thoroughly, some more complex ones get just a couple words said about them (for example, cover system, how the morale and stamina system works) and some are not explained at all (camp mode and some controls - like, how to melee
The ai was braindead i played a few missions and it was bad it just sits there or follows the set path mission 2 side objective to engage and distract the enemy you attack a reinforcement column they just straight up ignore you as you attack them objective completed it says meanwhile the ai that was attacked is still following the set path unless there scripted to attack they just sit there sucking there sucking thumb while they die and if you do engage them they may BIG MABEY shoot back half the time they just turn around and walk 50 feet stop and look like they had a brain aneurysm this should not have been released in its condition the battle ui is awful as well once you get a few divisions its just bad to look at this game needed another year tbh if the ai was good it would make up for it sadly its god awful ultimate general civil war a dated looking game with an ok ui but great AI 1
the unit move far to slow, don't feel like grand battle unit look like 20 people and your meant to believe there 1000 men
Need to work on Path finding. Its to easy even on the hardest difficulty. Needs more work on the basics. graphics mediocre at best. Great start, great idea. Just not there yet even for early access.
English https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnfwJj1gHM4 Rating: 5/10 Pros: significant improvement over the demo, gameplay in the style of Ultimate General, battles from the Italian and Egyptian campaigns, rationing system Cons: stupid AI, (at least) Rivoli, you can “blob” with no penalty, playing only as French, without commanders or their abilities Czech https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trti7fG2zWc Hodnocení: 5/10 +: výrazné zlepšení oproti demoverzi, hratelnost ve stylu Ultimate General, bitvy z Italské a Egyptské kampaně, systém přídělů -: hloupá AI, (minimálně) Rivoli, lze beztrestně blobovat, zatím pouze za Frantíky, chybí velitelé nebo jejich schopnosti
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