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Welcome to Scourge of War. We hope you are ready for a fight. This game places you in command of the units of armies and allows you to refight the many historical bloody clashes during the age of regimental base warfare. This is a type of wargame that we call real time command simulation. Real time command simulation combat begins with Sid—as in Sid Meier, who released the now legendary wargame Sid Meier’s Gettysburg (SMG) in 1997. This game established a new genre, freeing players from the confines of the earlier wargame conventions of the hex grid and dice roll. It placed the units on a 3D battlefield and lets the player/commander move units around. There were no turns—combat happened in real time and could be interrupted only by putting the entire game on pause. It also included a multi-player (MP) feature that is still in use today. Wifey’s Dilemma Revisited

Then came Sid Meier’s Antietam in 1998, an evolutionary release that introduced players to the deceptively rolling terrain outside of Sharpsburg and included other battles in the Antietam Campaign at South Mountain and Crampton’s Gap.  The next step in the evolution of the genre was Breakaway Games’ transfer of the game engine to the Napoleonic Wars with the release of Waterloo: Napoleon’s Last Battle, in 2001. The final chapter for the Sid Meier engine was Austerlitz: Napoleon’s Greatest Victory, released in 2002. A new chapter in black powder era combat simulation opened in 2005 with the release of Civil War: Bull Run by Mad Minute Games.

Features and System Requirements:

• The game features an advanced AI system that challenges players to think strategically. The chain of command system allows players to take on roles ranging from brigade commander to overall army commander, simulating real battlefield hierarchy and decision-making.
• The game includes robust multiplayer support, allowing players to compete or cooperate in various scenarios. Multiplayer battles can accommodate multiple players, each taking command of different divisions or corps.
• Players have to manage various aspects of their units, including morale, fatigue, and supply lines. This adds a layer of depth and strategy, requiring careful planning and resource management to maintain an effective fighting force.