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Achilleslastand
09-27-2012, 11:00 AM
Ive been fiddling around with the demo and as a longtime fan of the Total War series i find Scourge of War Gettysburg to be better in terms of an overall strategy/tactical/realism wargaming experience.
The gameplay is quite good, and altho the maps are 3-D the units themselves are sprites...so dont expect top notch graphics.
http://www.scourgeofwar.com/index.shtml

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CashMan
09-27-2012, 11:20 AM
I like games like this a lot, but this one seems older, on amazon, it says you need xp home.

Achilleslastand
09-27-2012, 03:34 PM
I like games like this a lot, but this one seems older, on amazon, it says you need xp home.

Actually its only about 2 years old. And it was made a very small team of developers hence the very average graphics.

hipfake08
09-28-2012, 01:10 PM
Scourge of war?
How many battles did the game contain.

You vs computer?

Achilleslastand
09-28-2012, 03:50 PM
Scourge of war?
How many battles did the game contain.

You vs computer?

Yes you may play against the AI/computer. However i have heard the multiplayer battles against other humans are a real treat.


Every Gettysburg engagement is meticulously recreated.
Multiple ‘What If’ scenarios are included.
Every major personality has been researched, and simulated by the AI.
Replay any engagement from the point of view of any commander.
Use ‘Sandbox’ mode, with at least seven maps, to create your own battles.
Enjoy Full modding support with a new friendlier interface.
Each weapon of every regiment has been painstakingly researched and modeled.
Sounds and Smoke effects bring the battles to life.
Historic writings are included, to learn about this key engagement in U.S. history.The Battlefield


Five High-Resolution maps cover each sector of the battlefield in amazing detail.
One 5x5-mile map covers the entire Gettysburg battle area.
Historical weather and battle times bring added realism.
Crops are recreated from historical photographs and writings.
Devil’s Den, McPherson’s Ridge, Cemetery Hill, Culp’s Hill, the Peach Orchard, East Cavalry Field—they’re all there!Multiplayer


Multiplayer online games may be accessed by an in-game Lobby.
The Courier System option provides historical realism as dispatches are delivered by horseback.
Full support provided for multiple players.