Published by Hunted Cow Studios Ltd. on 2024-09-30
Civil War Overview
What is Civil War? Civil War: 1862 is a strategy game that serves as a prequel to Civil War: 1863. It features detailed gameplay, including new features such as flank attacks and strategic movement. The game includes 45 historical battles from the American Civil War in 1862, which can be played as either side. It has high definition graphics, 8 tutorial missions, 53 detailed missions across 7 campaigns, and 8 unique Civil War units. The game also includes different infantry formations, detailed combat analysis, and hours of gameplay. It was developed by Hunted Cow Studios Ltd. and HexWar Ltd. and was released in 2014.
1. Civil War: 1862 is the prequel to the highly acclaimed Civil War: 1863, incorporating the detailed strategic gameplay of the original while adding major new features and improvements such as flank attacks and strategic movement.
2. The game gives a unique wargaming experience on the Windows and includes 45 historical battles from the American Civil War in 1862 which can be played as either side.
3. Melee combat has also been given greater emphasis and the range of troop quality has been expanded to include elite units.
4. ● Four classes of infantry - Raw, Average, Veteran and Elite.
5. ● All missions can be played as both sides (except the tutorial).
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7. © 2014 HexWar Ltd.
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Civil War 1862
Really do like the action, graphics, and sound effects. I especially enjoy the effects of terrain on troops as they become unformed and have to be reformed and that cavalry can dismount and form a line. In Civil War 1861 artillery can join with infantry but cannot in the 1862 game. Wish it could happen in this game. The drawback to combining artillery and infantry in 1861 was that you could not separate the infantry from the artillery leaving the artillery in place. The artillery had to be separated. The benefit of joining them in 1861 was that the artillery could move faster when with the infantry. I really wish there could be open-ended battles where I could select the objectives and not be forced to only attack head-on due to turn-limit constraints. In the full scenario of Bull Run in the 1861 game my forces in the north were doing a holding action while I was taking the Confederate second group of reinforcements and sweeping south across the river coming up on the Union left flank and about to start attacking across the fords and bridges to join the flank attack when the game ended in defeat due to time constraints which I did not understand at the time. Had there been more time I could have rolled up the union line and isolated the Union’s northern forces. The tutorial is excellent in both games and explains most of my questions. Readily availabe access to help topics is excellent and beneficial even during the heat of combat. I have only played most of the first 1862 campaign but am thoroughly enjoying the action. There is supposed to be strategic movement in 1862 but have not found any explanation of it yet. Perhaps that is to come. I have had no problems with freezing or of units not doing as they are supposed to. Both the 1861 and 1862 games are worth the price and provide a lot of entertainment.
STUCK
IS THERE ANY WAY TO ADVANCE TO ANOTHER BATTLE IN SAME CAMPAIGN IF U CAN’T WIN THE PREVIOUS BATTLE ?
awesome game
These are the best Civil War games out there. Closest thing to the old Civil War Generals series from Sierra that were so fun to play. The units and maps are right with history. I only wish they had more battles/campaigns for each of the years, and I hope there will be additions with future updates, etc. These games are easy and fun, great strategy. There should be campaigns for Shiloh, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Seven Days, Shenandoah, battles out far West, Murfreesboro, etc. Please make more campaigns and additions.
Really enjoyable
The game plays very well and is very entertaining. The bugs encountered in previous versions seem to have been fixed, it has frozen once or twice but this has been very rare. There is enough variety in the scenarious, objectives, and landscapes that the game stays interesting even after many plays. The differences in units (experience, and muskets vs. rifles) requires attention and adjustments to tactics.
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