Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory
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Relive the excitement of this historic 1805 event by commanding Napoleon's armies in the Battle of Austerlitz, considered by many historians to be Napoleon's most significant victory.
Using Sid Meiers' Gettysburg engine, play singly or over LAN or Internet with up to 8 players. Experience up to 25 historical and hypothetical scenarios and even design your own random battles with the built-in "Randomizer."
Features 3 new armies (Russian, Austrian and French) and the historical landmarks of Pratzen Heights, the Pheasantry, and Sokolnitz Castle.
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Game added by Jeanne.
Game added October 5, 2004. Last modified March 8, 2023.