PR: New Images for AGEOD’s American Civil War – The Blue and the Gray
By Armchair General Games PR | Published: June 21, 2007 at 11:38 am
New Images for AGEOD’s American Civil War – The Blue and the Gray
Enemy spotted! We’ve got new images detailing the highly anticipated American Civil War strategy game headed our way.
Staten Island, NY, June 21 st, 2007 – Matrix Games (www.matrixgames.com) and AGEOD (www.ageod.com) are excited to release a new pack of screenshots for American Civil War – The Blue and the Gray. These new images will give gamers just a taste of the riveting gameplay they can expect to see marching there way when this operational-level turn-based game hits stores.
David Heath, Director of Operations at Matrix Games, said “Smooth gameplay meets smooth graphics in this latest release of digital eye candy. AGEOD’s American Civil War – The Blue and the Gray is yet another Matrix title that has rich historical gameplay without making your eyes hurt in the process. We’re very excited to see the reception of this great game by Civil War fans.”
AGEOD’S American Civil War – The Blue and the Gray is a historical operational strategy game with a simultaneous turn-based engine (WEGO system) that places players at the head of the USA or CSA during the American Civil War. The player will be faced with a large selection of scenarios and campaigns which are played over the largest Civil War map ever, complete with an unequalled level of look and detail. Additionally, American Civil War – The Blue and the Gray includes dozens of different troops, hundreds of events, over 300 historical leaders with unique abilities to make this an enjoyable yet historically accurate Civil War experience for strategy fans and hardcore wargamers alike.
Get more information on American Civil War – The Blue and the Gray from its official Matrix Games webpage.
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