Das große historische Strategiespiel über Napoleons Feldzüge

Napoleon's Campaigns steht in der Nachfolge der erfolgreichen PC-Spiele BIRTH OF AMERICA und AGEOD'S AMERICAN CIVIL WAR: in diesem neuen historischen PC-Spiel von Philippe Thibaut und dem Team des AGE-Studios, das sich den Feldzügen Napoleons zwischen 1805 und 1815 widmet, erwartet Sie:

* eine verbesserte BoA- und AACW-Engine mit verbesserter Militär-KI, und Persönlichkeiten, die dem Prinzip der 'Napoleonischen Glorie' folgen
* einfach zu spielen, schwer zu meistern; spielen Sie ein kurzes Szenario oder folgen Sie Napoleons Spuren in langen, atemberaubenden Feldzügen
* eine große Auswahl an Feldzügen: Austerlitz (1805), Trafalgar (1805), Jena (1806), Friedland (1807), Donau (1809), Russland (1812), Deutschland (1813), Frankreich (1814), Waterloo (1815), Spanien (1808-1814). Bonus: das was-wäre-wenn-Szenario 'Invasion Englands' (1805)!
* die größte und schönste jemals erstellte Karte des napoleonischen Europas; ein Diorama von unvergleichlichem Aussehen und Detailreichtum
* 7 spielbare Nationen, Dutzende verschiedene Truppenarten, Hunderte Ereignisse, über 1000 historische Befehlshaber mit einzigartigen Fähigkeiten
* organisieren Sie Divisionen, Armeen und Korps, achten Sie auf Nachschub und Moral, und setzen Sie die besten Befehlshaber ein!
* sehr schneller Support und die Vorteile einer großen Community auf www.ageod.com

20-10-2009 : Downloaden Sie das neue patch 1.06=>

• OS : Windows 2000/XP - DirectX 9.0c oder höher
• Prozessor : Pentium® III 1800 MHz
• 2GB Festplattenspeicher
• 1024 MB RAM
• Grafikkarte mit 128MB Speicher
• DirectX 9.0c kompatible Soundkarte
• Bildschirmauflösung : 1024 x 768 oder höher

Napoleon’s Campaigns is that jewel of a game that has a well-defined purpose in mind and executes it in a disciplined but accessible fashion. Some gamers may bemoan the lack of a tactical and strategic level. They miss the point. Bonaparte excelled at the operational level and this game captures the essence and nuances of that level of warfare.

http://www.wargamer.com/reviews/napoleonscampaigns/


Armchair General (90%): a highly playable and highly addictive

"NCP focuses upon the ‘grand operational’ level of war, with players organizing and controlling units from regimental to army size across a two-dimensional map. Anyone even slightly familiar with traditional board wargaming will feel at home with the appearance and logical play of the game."

"Organization in NCP, much like AGEOD’s earlier American Civil War, is the key to success. The right commander is necessary to gain the most from the units, especially in NCP. AGEOD has focused on the complexity of warfare in the Napoleonic era, such as the issue of multi-national forces being commanded by men who did (or did not) have the talents for such."

"The result is a game much more focused on grand campaigns, ala the 18th century, rather than with the issues that shaped the Napoleonic era and the rest of the 19th century—the levee en masse was just as important, if not more so, than the ‘French’ method of winning battles, such as the manoeuvre sur les derrieres."

Bob Mackey

http://www.armchairgeneral.com/index...&page=1&cat=59


Out of Eight (7/8): yet another can’t-miss title in AGEOD’s line-up

"Napoleon’s Campaigns has one of (if not the) best looking maps of any computer game ever made. The level of detail is outstanding in all areas of Europe: cold mountain peaks, sprawling farm land, dense forests, and bustling cities are all rendered exquisitely (amount of bustling may vary)."


"The amount of research that went into Napoleon’s Campaigns is very impressive and I doubt anyone will argue against the game’s historical accuracy."

"Instead of offering one giant grand campaign (which would take a lot of turns to complete), Napoleon’s Campaigns comes with a long Spanish campaign, three year-long campaigns, and a handful of short battles that typically span several months. This is enough variety and spans pretty much the entire extent of Napoleon’s exploits."

"The AI has been improved (like the game needed to be any more difficult) so you need to try even harder than before. Overall, Napoleon’s Campaigns feels more like a complete game and it will appeal to fans of the series or the genre."

James Allen

http://jaguarusf.blogspot.com/2007/1...ns-review.html


PC Gamer UK : 79%
Elegant complexity. Another winner from AGEOD.[Apr 2008, p.75]

Absolut Games: 80% (Ru)  

8/10 chez www.eurogamer.fr

 Meristation: 7/10 (spanish)

 Nx Generation (90/100)
"Anyone that wants a good war game…
…. should not miss this title"

 8/10 on Joystick

 8,5/10 chez PC4WAR