As a scottish Lord in medieval England, you have to unite the clans and defeat the british army. Braveheart mixes economy and troup management on a 2D map with realtime-strategy battles in 3D. Although Braveheart is the official game to the hollywood movie featuring Mel Gibson, there is no direct reference to the film. (Apart from a single picture of Gibson, that is.)

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Alternate Titles

"Tartan Army" -- Working title
"Coração Valente" -- Brazilian title

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Svenska PC Gamer	Jun, 1999	90 out of 100	90
Spel för Alla	Sep, 1999	8 out of 10	80
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	Sep, 1999	76 out of 100	76
Game Revolution	Sep, 1999	B-	67
PC Games (Germany)	Aug, 1999	61 out of 100	61
PC Player (Germany)	Sep, 1999	45 out of 100	45
GameStar (Germany)	Aug, 1999	44 out of 100	44
Gaming Age	Aug 30, 1999	C-	42
Computer Gaming World (CGW)	Dec, 1999		40
GamePro (US)	Nov 24, 2000	2 out of 5	40

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Trivia

Angus MacFadyen

Angus MacFayden (who portrayed Robert the Bruce in the movie) acted as narrator and advisor in the game.

Development

The reason there was no mention of the movie in the game was the game was originally without the movie license. The original title was going to be Tartan Army. When the movie was released during the development, Eidos quickly bought the game rights and changed the title. The game was in development before the movie, and has no relation to the movie except they both cover the same subject, despite all the material claiming the game was based on the movie.