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Napoleon: Total War
By Feral Interactive, released 1 Jan 2010
- Microsoft Windows
- macOS
- turn-based strategy video game
- real-time strategy
What it is
Napoleon: Total War is a strategy game from Feral Interactive, released in 2010. The Definitive Edition includes DLC and feature updates released for the game. Its campaigns trace military conflicts from the early Italian campaign to Waterloo, across two decades. The Peninsular Campaign adds an independent map with 32 controllable regions and lets players choose France, Great Britain or Spain. Other included content adds the Battle of Friedland and more than 20 legendary and elite units through the Heroes of the Napoleonic Wars and Imperial Eagle packs. Players can lead Napoleon or fight against him, with battles shaped by their decisions as commander. The game is listed for Microsoft Windows and macOS, and Steam features include single-player and multiplayer, adjustable difficulty and the ability to save at any time. The Steam release date is Feb 25, 2010.
What players like, and what they don't
- Definitive Edition includes DLC and feature updates
- Peninsular Campaign adds 32 controllable regions
- Choose France, Great Britain or Spain in that campaign
- Adjustable difficulty and save anytime
- Steam lists only Windows and macOS
- The Peninsular Campaign is centered on three listed nations
Who it suits
It suits strategy players who want to lead armies through historical campaigns, choose among nations in the Peninsular Campaign or play multiplayer.
Napoleon: Total War combines campaigns spanning two decades with additional units and battles in the Definitive Edition. Its options include single-player, multiplayer and adjustable difficulty.
