
Rebels and Redcoats recreates the battlefields of the American Revolutionary War. The war began in 1775 when the American colonies rebelled against the British Empire, declaring their independence in 1776.
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Overall the game is good. Fun to play and simple to learn. Good rules for Line combat and the different formations. The Victory conditions for the Americans in the campaign games seem to be too hard. It is way too difficult to win as the Americans. This oversight needs to be fixed. Other than that, I've enjoyed the game. I have the original paper map and chit version of this Decision Games release. It follows the original game quite well. It was also quick playing and fun. But those victory conditions need some work.
I would say that if you like the American Revolution as a period in history then this is the game for you. Their are realistic names of units which provide an element of realism to your gameplay. One thing i will mention though is some scenarios victory conditions are just too difficult to achieve. My recommendation for the these scenarios is to keep trying different things and play on easy. My experiance with the Brandywine scenario as the British is of particular frustration due to AI not paying any attention to my flanking force which forces me to march all the way across a large map to get to the American positions only to run out of time when i get there .(Just not achievable in 16 turns).
Am I the only American who loves playing as the British?
Covers some of the battles of the American Revolution. Gameplay is as most HexWars games. Decent array of scenarios. If you are comfortable with HexWars style, recommended.
for $10 = overpriced. Many BUGS. I'm an afficianado of AM. Rev. tactical. Got this for it's many scenarios, but it's too simple and inaccurate, and BUGGY, I suppose it'd be ok for a HH device, but it fails on a PC platform, although I play it for laffs.
No sound effects. Fail. Tutorial: "Click information button for more information about the selected unit." Information display is blank. Fail. Crispus Attucks died for **THIS**??!!?? Fail.
Kind of fun, kind of frustrating. This game would be so much better if you could just play it and advance win or lose. Not really much of a "Control the American destiny" game, more of a battle simulator. Still, for the price, it is entertaining.
ok so theres not many choices when it comes to simple linewar hex games. and im brand new to this series so maybe some ppl are burned out on the style of this dev if uve played countless eras like the tank wars one but this one hits well. its no scourge of war or anything in terms of much complexity but it has volleys, formations, troop movements, etc that do a rather pleasant job at depicting the attrition of an 18th or even 19th century battlefield. for ten bucks.. its good. may buy more from hexwar but from what ive read some dont have much content at all. even this one which has the most of their revolutionary war series from what ive read as well, only has a few big map scenarios, most are rather small, but i will agree there are no sound effects in this game :/ but runs well on windows 11 no crashes or bugs so far
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