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Wars of Napoleon is a strategy game set during the Napoleonic era. You command a major power, organize and supply its armies, manage political affairs and compete to shape the outcome of the struggle for Europe. Play as Napoleon’s France and seek to establish a dynasty across most of Europe, or lead Britain in an effort to defeat the Revolutionary tyrant. You can also play as Prussia, Russia, Austria, Spain or the Ottoman Empire.

Campaigns and scenarios

The game includes a Grand Campaign covering 1805–1815, with January and August starting dates, as well as three shorter scenarios:

• Grand Campaign 1805–1815
• Austerlitz Campaign 1805
• Jena Campaign 1806–1807
• Waterloo Scenario, June 1815

Command your forces

Create armies and corps, organize their support and form or disband divisions, appointing generals to lead them. You can promote generals, while weighing the political support of officers who are passed over for younger candidates. Guide AI allies, lead expeditionary forces with allies and minor nations, and issue special orders such as forced marches, building redoubts and disbanding units. You can also muster partisans and levy emergency troops.

Supply is part of military planning: check your network, establish depots and forage as you march, or pillage enemy regions if other supplies run short. Build units using a create-and-gather system, and command fleets that can intercept, bombard and disembark troops. Historical options let you reform your nation and army, while a history screen tracks the development of your forces and those of your enemies.

The game features more than 300 uniforms, with most soldiers having two uniform sets depending on army reforms, and over 400 general portraits based on historical paintings and sources. An updated interface helps you promote generals and view the army hierarchy.

Manage nations and diplomacy

You can play as one of seven major nations: France, Great Britain, Prussia, Russia, Austria, Spain or the Ottoman Empire. Manage resources including money, guns and horses, with each country having its own strengths and weaknesses. Political options include drafting the population, using smugglers, developing territories, sending monetary aid, gaining access to special units and forming or disbanding satellite nations.

Diplomacy includes casus belli, coalitions, defensive treaties and passage rights. A chain of events offers choices around matters such as insurrections in Spain and special peace treaties. Custom faction modifiers give each nation particular characteristics; France, for example, can reward talented generals with The Légion d’Honneur. France and Great Britain can form super alliances against one another, and each can seek the advantage in the Continental Blockade.

Shape the course of war

Optional “What if?” settings let you alter the historical course of the conflict to suit your strategy. For example, you can ensure that the United States sides with France against Great Britain in 1812. The map covers more than 4,000 regions across Europe, with additional areas including the West Indies, North America, Persia and India.