
Take command of the Union or the Confederacy. Prepare your nation for war, recruit and organize great armies and fleets under legendary commanders like Grant, Lee, Jackson or Farragut, plan cunning maneuvers on an epic campaign map and defeat your enemies in real-time battles!
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Choose your side in the American Civil War: Real-time campaign, spanning from Secession to the end of the war, with historical objectives for both sides.
Five campaign scenarios (Pre-War, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864) and twenty (20) stand-alone battles from 1st Manassas in 1861 to Appomattox Court House in 1865.
Change history: What if European superpowers intervened to end the war, or Lincoln lost the presidential election of 1864?
Scott’s Great Snake: Lay siege, raid and blockade your enemy on land and sea or use blockade runners to keep the life-lines to Europe open.
From Fort Sumter to Appomattox: Watch closely the morale of your citizens and troops. As the war drags on, fervor turns to fatigue, the treasury threatens to run dry, and measures like drafting will cause unrest.
Keep the armies marching: Build and manage the flow of supplies to your armies. Utilize and expand railroad lines to supply and move armies for the first time in history!
Pivotal battles: Fight battles lasting multiple days on historical battlefields. Use engineers to build pontoons and dig trenches, see reinforcements change the tide and commit your reserves to defeat the enemy.
Grant vs. Lee: Manage hundreds of historical commanders with personal attributes and specialization. Famous commanders inspire soldiers and citizens alike and loss of reputation can be irreparable.
Command Great Armies: Huge armies of infantry, cavalry and artillery, with realistic command structures and historical Order of Battle.
Bring the Civil War to life: Amazing Civil War re-enactment and combat footage from LionHeart FilmWorks, and an original soundtrack of old time music and drum and fife band.Updates
Build ids and update times come straight from Steam's PICS — the same source SteamDB reads. Patch history grows as we record new builds.
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There's nothing like the sounds of muskets and cannon fire in the morning, or any other time of day for that matter. I like this game, and think the thing I'd like to see the most is multiplayer options brought into it
Excellent strategy game
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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If you're a Civil War buff, I can't recommend this game enough. It's very well made and the Whisky and Lemons DLC I think is a must. I kind of wish that functionality was in the base game without it being a separate DLC though. That minor gripe aside, this game is incredible and I can't recommend it enough.
Fix the AI positioning and it'd be a lot better. the way the AI tries to correct your unit positions is infuriating
I can recommend the game now after learning that it can be modded. You can mod a LOT of this game and make it suit your playing style.
Reaaaaaally wanted to like this game, but I don't. I think my main problem with it is the financial system. For starters, it's a very thought out financial system. It's linked with alot of the gameplay. You decide how much to spend on for example military, diplomacy and economics. You can see how much various goods cost in the world and adapt accordingly. You can see what your nation is lacking and need to import, and build accordingly. Depending on how much you spend, you can, after some time, activate different projects which gives you various bonuses. The cost of these projects varies on how good this project is. Some cost a few hundred thousand, others millions. With that in mind you also decide on policies which in turn also can affect your economy in various ways. And all of these have synergies if you play your cards right. This is what sold me to this game. Building a strong economy and crush my adversary. In similar games I like to consolidate my finances as much as possible before going to war. I read somewhere that this game is focused on the financial aspects of war, as one of the developers really dig it. So as I started my first game as the Union my long term plan was to build an economic powerhouse and hold the line, slowly starving the Confederate. I did my usual rodeo in Grand strategy - built a bunch of economic stuff. This gave me a negative balance and bad credit rating. Fair enough I thought, the new buildings will give me more tax revenue so in the long run I will more than make it back AND it will improve my credit rating. After that - I will focus on the war effort. Now the problem here is that the time span of the civil war is to short for the economics to kick in, basically making some of the financial system redundant? I'm doing a question mark here as I can't claim being an expert and perhaps the reading I have been doing online is wrong, but it's the conclusion I come to. The general tips online is - don't build anything. Now don't get me wrong, the game continues, you can still go to war with crippling debt. But the foundation for me, on how to play the game, felt like a rug pull. I can't build an economic powerhouse. It's all about choosing the right starting policies, building armies and doing the grand strategy element. I understand that this game is all about realism during the civil war, so going into debt is almost inevitable (which is the case for all warring nations), but giving the player tons of options to expand on financials when the truth is.. you will be punished if you invest is odd to me. Then again, if the purpose is realism, I guess it is. The leaders of the nations did not know how long the war would drag on. BUT for a game to be very focused on an aspect which in the end doesn't help the player.. what is the point in implementing it? It's a circle argument. [b]Okok I get it you don't like the economics, what would you do instead?[/b] There is no clear cut answer to this. But if economics is supposed to be a big part of the game (as it seems to be by design), then I would have the game start a few years earlier, giving the player more options on how to prepare for the war. Then again, if the purpose of the game is to be true to history, my solution won't help. But that's what I would do. Other than the financial system, I did enjoy the gameplay. It's a lot of buttons and things to learn. If you have played Paradox games in the past - it's similar. Steep curve, but not impossible to grasp the main parts. You will manage troops, brigades, divisions, whole armies, setting up logistics, fleets, keeping an eye out for which time of year it is (attrition is a killer!) and keeping an eye on spending. I also enjoyed the policies which really made you think, adding a new (for me) flare to grand strategy. Not to mention the projects which also is a direct result of how you choose to spend money. All of this is a lot of gameplay so I wouldn't say this game isn't for anyone. It's just not for me. Be aware some bugs are present. I encountered one where the speed buttons disappeared and shortcuts did not work so my first battle dragged on for a good hour or so.
Пожалуйста добавьте опцию перевода при наведении на слова .Без русского языка понимать рукописный почерк писем крайне тяжело даже просто прочитать . Игра отличная поиграл мало совсем и опираюсь на субьективные впечатления .Недавно заинтересовался военным конфликтом США и решил скупить и посмотреть все игры которые более менее про тот период где есть мушкеты .Заранее скажу так если вас не отпугнет графика этой игры и английский язык вы можете перевести 70 процентов слов то плюс минус поймете о чем игра но не без трудностей с переводом. Я играл в War of Rights Ultimate General: American Revolution Scourge Of War - Gettysburg и Тotal War Napoleon \Europa .Все эти игры однозначно выигрывают по графике у этого проэкта но не по атмосфере и не по наполнености контента а так же проигрывают в плане звукового сопровождения и подготовке битв . Первое что бросается в глаза огромная и настоящая карта всей территории США а не условная .Масштаб сражений и экономика в виде поставок хлопка или пороха а так же корабли .Можно спешить конные войска .Есть мораль и многое многое другое что делает эту игру практически максимальным и ультимативным симулятором . Да после нее другие игры кажутся красивее в разы но когда ты начинаешь в них играть кажется что тебя обокрали в плане контента тоесть дали одно но забрали самое главное геймплей и атмосферу.Да здесь несмотря на скудную графику атмосфера превосходит ожидание тоесть всякие письма написаны от руки на бумаге бумажная карта с деталями все это влияет на погружение в игру.Камнем предкновения для игрока из России или русскоговорящих стран является отсутствие русского языка других серьезных причин не покупать эту игру не вижу мне она очень понраилась.Из минусов лично для меня даже при такой графике игра требовательна в железу а конкретнее к видеокарте похоже так как на офисном ноутбуке с Rizen 7 игра тормозит а на старом проце i7 3700k и 1080 ti 16 ddr 3 игра летает .Но такая же ситуация и с Ультимейт генералом эти игры очень требовательны несмотря на то что кажутся простыми по графике возможно дело в оптимизации самой игры . Купил сразу комплектом с Виски и Лемоном и музыкой .Если брать полностью то 1500-2000 рублей на 2026 год для такой игры вполне адекватная цена так как чувствуется что кто ее делал очень внимателен к деталям .Возможно если я разберусь и пройду эту то куплю следующий проэкт но пока с английским языком у меня проблема.Если подвести итог игра хорошая если вы способны в ней разобраться и вам нужен вдумчивый не торопливый геймплей с детальной проработкой.Берите игра того стоит сейчас таких штучных продуктов делают мало а те кто делает либо до конца не доводит как в случае с ультимейт генералом либо делает годами как в War of Rights
The game is pretty good. It presents a large scale campaign of the american civil war and battles very historically accurate. Lots of generals and officer availible, which is nice. Overall, 8/10
Complicated but I will learn.
One of the best military strategy games I've ever played. =)
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