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IBM PC
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Year:
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2010
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RFG ID #:
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U-016-S-31030-A
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Developer:
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The Creative Assembly
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Publisher:
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Sega
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Rating:
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| (ESRB): Alcohol Reference , Language , Sexual Themes , Violence , Mild Blood |
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Genre:
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Strategy
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Players:
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1-8
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Controller:
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Keyboard & Mouse
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Media Format:
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DVD x2
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Collection Stats:
- 0 of 7639 collectors (0%) have this game in their collection
- 1 of 7639 collectors (0%) have this game in their wishlist.
- 0 of 7639 collectors (0%) have this game for sale or trade.
Review:
I'm not entirely sure what there is to say about Napoleon. In terms of timeline it is the most recent Total War game, taking place in the early 19th Century and following the campaigns of the namesake, Napoleon Bonaparte.
Napoleon feels like what Empire should have been, but this game only focuses on the European theater from Spain and North Africa all the way to Russia and Persia. Much of what I warned about at the end of the Empire review has been fixed and/or polished for Napoleon. Outside of hardcore Empire fans most of the Total War fanbase will agree that Napoleon is the better of these two installments, even if it is not one of their favorites.
One of the main complaints about Napoleon is that it feels more like an expansion pack that was released at full retail. Pretty much everything remains the same at face value in Napoleon compared to Empire.
Napoleon allows you to follow the leader's campaigns from his early years to his reign as Emperor of France in a series of smaller, mini campaigns. There's not much to be said about Napoleon that hasn't been already been mentioned above in the Empire review.
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