The short rules may make it look like a “beer and pretzels” game but Incredible Courage at Austerlitz – Telnitz is anything but.

A ‘Napoleonland’ theme park to rival Disneyland? If they build it, will we come?

A preview of some of the 55 images that will appear in Keith Rocco’s book ‘Napoleon’s First Italian Campaign.’

HistWar: Les Grognards is a must-have for command-level hardcore wargamers.

Despite the flaws in the Commands & Colors System, the Napoleonics version of the game system scores an A grade.

JMM and his team have released the latest patch for the Napoleonic strategy game, HistWar.  The patch fixes a number of bugs as well as makes some improvements, cosmetic changes, and network improvements.

The patch may be downloaded here.…

The July 2010 Armchair General interactive magazine considers what Sun Tzu might have said about Waterloo, plus an exclusive report on Abu Ghraib by William Terpeluk and ‘War and Democracy,’ from Teddy Roosevelt to Barack Obama.

Author Peter Suciu tours the Musée de l’Armée in Paris for his Military Museum World Tour series.

At the end of the Napoleonic Wars, the victors met at the Congress of Vienna to redraw Europe’s national boundaries, but the decisions made there led to much unrest.

The Marengo Museum in Italy, dedicated to the 1800 Battle of Marengo during the wars of Napoleon, is undergoing a complete renovation of exhibits and galleries and has commissioned military artist Keith Rocco to create several original paintings.

This review of Napoleon Total War says it delivers what Empire did not, with challenging AI, many improved features, multiplayer options, and a crash-free framework.

Previewing Napoleon Total War from Creative Assembly and SEGA caused a mix of excitement and trepidation in this reviewer, but what he discovered was ‘nothing short of inspiring.’

John Tiller’s Campaign Austerlitz PC game continues in the tradition and mold of his earlier Battleground Napoleonics games, offering much to strategy-oriented gamers though documentation could be better in places.

The declining size of Napoleon’s Grande Armee in 1812 as it marched toward Moscow and as it retreated is shown in this famous graph by Charles Joseph Minard.

For the Glory is a product that is more than a mega-patch but less than a new game, one that delivers plenty of new options for Europa Universalis II while keeping the original game’s user friendliness.

This review of Crown of Glory: Empire Edition praises its deep game play and state-of-the-art diplomacy, but finds the graphics lacking.