Freeverse Says Commander: Napoleon at War is on the March

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January 8th, 2009 at 11:19 AM - News by Brad Cook

SAN FRANCISCO -- Freeverse has announced that it will publish Commander: Napoleon at War, the sequel to Commander: Europe at War. Both games were developed by Slitherine. Freeverse did not give out a release date.

Napoleon at War offers similar gameplay as Europe at War: players scan a map from that era, deciding how and when to use their infantry, cavalry and artillery against their opponents. Terrain and weather can hamper their efforts. Players have 12 types of units to choose from, with 15 paths for researching new technologies. Eight historical campaigns cover the years 1805 through 1815, from Napoleon's assault on Austria to his defeat at Waterloo.

A product page was not yet available on Freeverse's web site as this article was published. Pricing was also not available.

2 Observer Comments

Quote colmaclean said on January 8th, 2009 at 12:03 PM:

Is it free?

Quote Brad Cook said on January 8th, 2009 at 12:10 PM:

Obviously not. Pricing wasn’t given. I’ll edit the article. Thanks.

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