Fundamentally it’s only a game you can really play with friends in the campaign though because you can struggle to get through more than one or two turns in a night if there’s loads of fighting, so it really is a long term project. I don’t think I ever got much past 1720 or so in it.

i don’t like napoleon war but this game is great really i love it

Here is my point of view about Napoleon: Total War 2010.

Total War Napoleon PC Game Review,
March 2010 - Strategy PC Game

Napoleon: Total War

Just a few weeks of the launch of Napoleon: Total War, we put our hands on the latest beta of Creative Assembly, and I count our impressions Playable with his eagerly awaited new title in the series. The great French strategist dresses up to star in the first Total War focuses on a historical figure of his caliber.
Creative Assembly continues to show who’s boss in the world of real time strategy, and the fantastic-although some industry vilified by fans-Empire, followed by Napoleon: Total War, focusing as its name suggests in Napoleon Bonaparte, the famous general and Emperor of Corsican origin.

The question, of course, have been quick to arise over its release, and many see it as not a new title of the series, but rather an expansion of the Empire itself masked. At the moment the sensations conveyed by this beta in this regard are still debatable, and is that the number of limited options of this trial have not yet allow us to lean one way or another stream, so the analysis will have to wait for form a clear opinion.

Again the use of artillery, muskets and gunpowder weapons and different fire marked the development of the battles Napoleon: Total War.

Protagonist of History
The trial version that SEGA and Creative Assembly have given us is limited to the single player campaign, which is that all contact with the multiplayer aspect of time is barred by its creators, although the presence of the game is insured together again in the game, since it appears between the menu options.

What also appears on the menu, and this time it is on is all that pertains to off-line modes, where we can meet the Napoleonic campaigns in which we episodically exceed those of Italy, Egypt, Europe and Waterloo, as well as those of The Coalition, which in this trial are also blocked.

These campaigns, as you intuit, make reference to very specific historical moments, for which cover specific periods of time. Since two-year stretches, including even the only one, passing through the boundary of Waterloo, which raises a single day. The tutorial and the campaign are the longest in Europe, with five and seven years respectively margin.

The Traceroute troops when elements such as bridges or cross enemy walls is much improved.

Moreover historical skirmishes are also present in the section of Battles of Napoleon, where we can fight as mythical places like Trafalgar, Waterloo, Ligurian, Dresden, Austerlitz, Borodino, Arcola, the Battle of the Nile or the pyramids.

Once tested the battles we have seen that, overall, the AI seems more competent than in Empire. Not that the previous degree was just a failure, much higher than that of Medieval II, for example, but in specific circumstances that gave some problems navigating or approach of battle. Time spent with this beta and we used for the review of Empire is not logically the same, but in our experience with the beta we have not experienced such serious problems with an enemy that openly handled by the computer efficiently, and a rate inconsistent actions dwindling.

In another vein, and with respect to the 2D tactical map, the truth is that things also follow a similar line. The changes also in this field are rather scarce, with some locations much more focused on time-as already noted, but instead, since they cover much smaller areas than in previous deliveries. Again we have four levels of difficulty to the map and the battles respectively, which means that the most senior strategists should opt for the more advanced, where other countries are very tough opponents to beat.

The sea battles have become an important weight in Total War. Empire was first introduced and the formula is refined Napoleon.

Moreover it seems that the game will run through Steam, despite criticism from many fans for the use of this system in the last delivery. Beta preview itself works with Valve’s download platform, in what is an increasingly common decision by the distributors for these special test versions for the press.

Napoleon: Total War Empire takes over as a playable dynamic, strategic possibilities, and even paragraph graphic design and appearance of menus and interfaces. It is precisely this that has made much of the fans will blame this title disguised as a standalone game expansion, compared to other stream of fans who argue that the title has enough elements to be considered unique. Is the answer to the unknown? A few days before the release of the title with our analysis.
The Total War series pays homage to one of the most important strategists in history, Napoleon Bonaparte. After close to feudal Japan, the imperial Rome, the Middle Ages and the era of empires, this time the edge of the eighteenth and nineteenth century offers us the most devastating declaration of war in history. The Napoleonic.
The guys at Creative Assembly are used to give us a supply of the Total War series by margins of one or two years, and after the formidable Empire, which received a 9.5 rating in its 3DJuegos, the British study could not miss strategic appointment and gave us a new release under the name and the figure of Napoleon.

The saga, however, not only changes in this naming opportunity, time and context, but also provides abundant new gameplay and an engine that takes over the previous episode to refine, correct and enhance its visual virtues. More importance to the presence of the generals, revamped naval combat system and an individual campaign geared more towards the argument, something like the prelude to independence of Empire.

The Enlightened Monarch
Napoleon is based on the same pillars that has traditionally informed the Total War experience, that is the mixture of turn-based strategy and tactics in real time. But why choose this historical period and not another? The guys at Creative Assembly was explained in the presentation title: “The revolution had left the country bankrupt. There were many European powers vying for control … Austrian, French, British, Russians and Prussians.

According to its creators will have a total of 322 new units on which we operate, and the battles will enjoy on-screen battles with more than 10,000 troops. Always according to the specifications of our team, of course.

A visual level, in fact, will experience a jump more than noticeable. “Napoleon is 50,000 times better than Empire in regard to the units and their animations,” said Kieran Bridge, one of the Communications Managers British study. “We are working hard on the effects of particles, polishing and working all the smoke and physical systems. All this sounds fitting, but when you join you get a very different gaming experience.

How does this translate? Two quick examples. The first smoke of the guns now has a more realistic density which may even lead to blind us, something similar will happen with the trotting of the horses, kicking up dust and dirt particles that hinder the vision of the battlefield.

World at War
Napoleon will count in three separate campaigns, something that SEGA has defined as “a journey through the rise and fall of Napoleon, from the Italian and Egyptian campaigns to the famous confrontation with the Duke of Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo”. These three modes are markedly shorter history than the other installments of the saga, and aim to reflect the style of fast, concise offensive actions which were characterized by Napoleon’s troops.

Thus shifts are now two weeks instead of six months as it used to be tradition in the series, and the first will be the Italian campaigns, comprising the years 1796 and 1797. “This is where Napoleon built his name, say from SEGA.

The second campaign will be the Middle East, where the parade is to recover the treasures of France. Begin with the landing in Alexandria in 1798, and expiring at the end of spoliation in 1801.

The last of the gameplay possibilities of the single player mode is that of the Great Campaign with France. Here live the years of 1805 to include 1812 and presented to France in a strong position but plenty of enemies in Europe. Creative Assembly For this is the opportunity to explore a new kind of campaign, one that most closely matches the prologue of Empire: Total War, and has as main characteristic of a deep and detailed script that push the action.

Napoleon: Total War will reach around the world in February 2010. From here until the time of launch are confident that SEGA make public details about the program, as precedents for the likes of Empire, Rome, Medieval or Shogun the result can be such a capital.