Relive the final campaign of Napoleon I against the 7th Coalition in this strategy simulation set over Belgium. French forces aim to divide and defeat the Anglo-Dutch army under Wellington and the Prussian one led by Blücher before advancing to Brussels. The game unfolds in 10 turns, each covering roughly half a day from June 15 to 19, 1815, pitting a unified French army against two allied opponents.
Event cards introduce varied diplomatic, military, political, and economic situations for high replayability. French troops offer homogeneous strength guided by Napoleon, while allies bring quality leadership and resilience. Strategy fans seeking a concise 1-hour indie challenge on PC will find balanced play across both sides.
Waterloo 1815 is a simulation of the last and famous campaign of Emperor Napoleon I against the forces of the 7th Coalition.
The French must strive to separate and then crush the allied forces before reaching Brussels.
The Allies have two armies to counter Napoleon, one Anglo-Dutch under the Iron Duke (Wellington) and a Prussian one led by the tenacious Marshall Blücher.
Waterloo 1815 lasts 10 turns each representing about half a day between the 15th and the 19th of June, 1815. It opposes the French and the Anglo-Prussians over Belgium.The forces of both sides are different, as the single French army is facing two opposing armies.
- The French troops are homogeneous and ked by the greatest strategist Napoleon I
- but the Anglo-Dutch army is also well led and of good quality, and the Prussian army is also able to show its valor.
The game event cards allow full replay ability thanks to the numerous various situations that their create on the diplomatic, military, political or economical fields.
Estimated Playtime: 1h00
Favored Side: none
Hardest to Play: none.
