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AGEOD'S: English Civil War
Asid:
“I had rather have a plain, russet-coated Captain, that knows what he fights for, and loves what he knows, than that you call a Gentleman and is nothing else” – Oliver Cromwell, 1643
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Official forum: Here
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Product page: Here
Manual: PDF Here
Editor: Moddable Data Files
Theatre: Britain
Turns: Turn-Based WEGO
Unit Scale: Regiment, Brigade, Corps, Army
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About This Game
The King or the Parliament? Choose your side and take command of the Cavaliers armies or the Roundheads and the Covenanters. From Scotland to Dover, from Wales to Kent the counties raise their regiments to defend the King or Parliament. To remain neutral is not a choice. Manage your resources, your loyalty, your best leaders, choose your strategy and take control of key cities. Became familiar with legendary places like Bristol, York, Arundel, Nantwich, Reading, Oxford,…. Put them under siege or defend them sending a relief army or just find the enemy at the gates of York.
With a detailed selection of the historical units of the conflict you will find the Covenanters, Newcastle’s whitecoats, Cromwell’s Ironside’s, the new model Army or the Cornwallis legendary infantry. Players can build and manage their armies, throughout the campaigns set in the various theaters of operations like Yorkshire, Cheshire, Lancashire, Bristol, Lincolnshire, etc…. Ageod's unique system of detailed strategic representation of this era's conflicts makes the difference here your decisions will determine if you can win or become defeated.
A set of unique commanders with historical portraits and traits like the Royalist Byron, Prince Rupert, Hopton, Newcastle, King Charles or the Parliamentarians: Essex,Thomas Fairfax, Waller,Cromwell, the Earl of Leven help you in achieving your objectives giving a unique feeling of being in command in those key days of 1642.
Features
• Setting: The game covers England, Wales, Scotland and the surrounding sea regions. Two playable sides, The Royalists and the Parliamentarians. Allow represent military operations between July 1642 and end of 1646.
• Game map is divided into small regions as usual in Ageod games, with a variety of terrain, climates and development level to represent correctly the countries represented (England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland). Several historical cities represented as Bristol, Hull, York, Arundel, Portsmouth, Chester,…
• Scenarios: 6 in total, with 3 tutorials, 1 Great Campaign covering the whole conflict and 2 more covering the war from later starting points to the end of 1646.
• Historical leaders: Mall the great leader of this war are well represented with historical portraits, strategic abilities and traits. Great detailed units representing the regiments of both sides, their strength, historical names, origin and a nice representation of this era uniforms. You could manage the Ironsides, the Cavaliers horse regiments, The Newcastle’s Whitecoats, The irish regiments, The covenanters, Trained Bands, etc… The navy, not so relevant in this conflict, is as well represented with historical warships.
• Production: Control your factions spending wisely your resources to create new troops and pay the cost of your army, take control of key industrial cities and their production centers.
• Regional Decision Cards: The game includes the already known card system that lets you trigger events such as Commision of Array, Recruitment, Break Blockade, etc… this cards, if played wisely can affect the flow of a campaign.
• Detailed game model includes features such as Weather, Attrition, Supply, Prisoners and Fog of War
• Historical Events are triggered throughout the game giving the player crucial decision points. These cover anything from the seize of a citiy, The arrival of the Queen to Covenanters intervention.
• Battlefield Tactics allow the player to make decisions that can turn the tide of battle.
• Sieges and Supply management are all covered in detail in the game.
• Chain of Command allows units to be organized in to groups and bigger stacks simulating historical Brigades.
Stardog765:
Nice! I do like that gaming system I have to admit.
Asid:
--- Quote from: Stardog765 on February 15, 2017, 04:04:09 PM ---Nice! I do like that gaming system I have to admit.
--- End quote ---
I will update when I get more info. Not sure if it will be with the new AGEOD engine.
Stardog765:
Looks like the "newer" Thirty Years War engine but who knows.
Asid:
New screenshots for English Civil War, featuring the Siege of Hull and the Battle of Edgehill!
The failed siege of Hull and the Battle of Edgehill represent the initial fights of the English Civil War.
Especially the latter, where its inconclusive outcome denied both factions the strategic advantage they needed to put an end to the war quickly.
In the upcoming wargame by AGEod and HQ set during the early years of the English Civil War, you will be able to relive these events - and many others – with an unmatched historical precision!
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