
You take the part of the military and political leadership, trying to lead your nation to victory, in the midst of some of the toughest operations of the Civil War. You will build, organize and command your armies over one of the largest maps of the USA ever made for a Civil War game.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Sep 7 → 0.14/day in the week after.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.14/day in the week to Jul 23 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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It took me like 8 years to learn how to play this game but once I finally did it's pretty fun. Probably the best Civil War video game ever made.
This is without a doubt one of the greatest American Civil War games ever made. It has everything an RTS game should have. From Logistics to complete strategic freedom, signal corps, wagons, amphibious landings, the ability to blockade and prevent river crossings. If they make a Civil War 3 some improvements Id like to see is some actual battle animations that lets you see your units in action and a more detailed battle planner that lets you adjust tactics in between rounds, and the ability to establish signal outposts to get a better view of enemy units.
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Languages: English, French, Spanish - Spain
Hours played at review time, across 44 reviews with recorded playtime.
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During 25 years of gaming I've found no games that feels more historical correct than the AGEOD games. These games are also extremely realistic and the only thing you don't get is to fight the battles manually. Personally I like both genres and thus love the Total War games as well. Civil War II is one of the most fun AGEOD games. To fight with 2. Tennessee together with 4. Arkansas in Kentucky led by Johnston facing Grant and other historical generals is big fun. You should like micromanagement as well as having the ability to see the big picture. This is a WeGo game, which means after simulating your actions and moves, everything get resolved when you press End turn. This makes the battles and everything else very exciting. The AI is good and is influenced by the same Fog of War that you are. My game has reached april 1865 and it ends this year. I think I am going to win as the Confederates but loosing an important battle might change things. Morale is an importan part of the game and when losing battles and key cities morale is reduced. It takes a while to learn the concept and I recommend you play a testgame to learn as much as possible before the actual campaign. AGEOD offers unique gameplay that differs from most other games but it works great when you get the hang of it. I very much recommend this game. Yes, and the music is great too.
I have no clue if anyone would ever read this review. But if you do, just know this game is very hard to get into , but once you figure out the mechanics, it is very fun. A campaign is pretty long, about 15-20 hours minimum. I managed to win as the Union in 1864, but it was only because the Confederate AI made an absolute insane push on DC when I had most my army gathered around there. It was a tough fight but I managed to make it out alright, and they never fully recovered after that.
There's a lot of janky civil war stuff on the market trying to replicate the magic of Sid Meier's Gettysburg and Civil War General, but this is the only effort of the past two decades that really scratches the itch. It's AEGOD, but AEGOD at its best, not trying to do too much with the engine. You can restrict the war to as limited a geographic region as you wish, or play the entire 2 theater (East and West) conflict from Ft. Sumter to Appomatox (or Washington, or Richmond in 1861, if you get lucky). It's a versatile engine well-suited to 19th century warfare, and relatively easy to learn. The AI is challenging and responsive while still allowing the possibility for an underdog victory as the South. Play the CSA and you get the feeling of fencing against a truly superior foe, unable to be strong everywhere, while still executing offensive thrusts where the Federals are weak.
I love AGEOD game engine. I still play ACW I on my old laptop but ACW II does not run properly on my WIN 11 laptop which far exceeds all the recommended specs. The game takes longer to load than the older game on an older computer. The game is very laggy regardless of settings (I tried them at the lowest and highest), it won't scroll properly across the map. I could not actually advance past the first turn because the button would not respond to a click or multiple clicks because the machine was still apparently processing my mouse moving across the screen (for 5 minutes). I wish the game would work on a modern computer, I guess it does not.
Ageod's best game by far
Great game though difficult and I have no clue what i'm doing after watching hours of tutorials and reading the forums but I do love it.
Amazing game - Well over 1000 hours in. Ongoing crashes during single player finally did me in. Fingers crossed that Slitherine will develop a CW 3. My dear friend, I bid you a fond farewell.
Difficult game to get a hang of. battle is not clear. economics not clear.
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