Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory
When he saw the magnificent sunrise burning
through the mist on the morning of the Battle of Austerlitz, Napoleon thought he
could see his destiny. The combined Russian and Austrian armies were following
the French emperor's script to the letter. The Allies believed they were
superior in the numbers and that Napoleon, who had fallen back from the best
defensive position in the area, the Pratzen Heights, was afraid of a
confrontation.
The Allied high command was wrong.
So began the Battle of Austerlitz, considered by many historians to be
Napoleon’s greatest victory.
Based on the "Sid Meier's Gettysburg" and its "Waterloo: Napoleon's Last Battle" sequel. Austerlitz is the second installment in Breakaway Games Greatest Battles Series.
Game features:
Three completely new armies – French, Russian, and Austrian
Exhaustively researched historical data and army Order of Battles
Over 25 “historical” and “speculative” scenarios
Design your own “random” battles
Use the “Randomizer” to generate battles automatically (useful for Multiplayer
games)
Historical landmarks featuring the Pratzen Heights, the Pheasantry, and
Sokolnitz castle
Improved solider animation
Multiplayer allows up to 8 players over LAN or Internet
Artwork of famed Napoleonic artist Keith Rocco
New command and control system
Displaying battlefield conditions (i.e. fog and time of day)