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• Gen'l, a Despatch Arrived!

  When playing the battles in Grand Tactician: The Civil War (1861-1865), even though the game pace is not hectic, the player will not be able to follow every single corner of the action. To help, the game offers a collection of papers to inform about important development in the front, or to give an overview of the situation and status of the troops. Wasel, our paper, map and typography specialist, &c. is the man behind the historically inspired papers you will see in the game.

  Posted Sep 13, 06:52 pm · Author iv

• Sounds like a Battle

  To capture the atmosphere of a Civil War battle, sound plays a big part, from the roar of musketry and low booming of cannons in the distance, to bugle signals cutting through the noise.

  Posted Jul 27, 06:40 pm · Author iv

• The Bloody Day Ends

  In Grand Tactician: The Civil War (1861-1865) battles can take multiple days. When the sun goes down and the fighting ceases, both sides will continue furiously to prepare for the coming day.

  Posted Jun 7, 07:43 pm · Author iv

• FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

  Following the announcement of our first title, The American Civil War (1861-1865), there has been quite many questions being thrown around and discussed on different sites and channels. Here are the first answers to these questions by the Engineer Corps Staff.

  Posted May 6, 10:04 pm · Author iv

• It's Civil War!

  The first Grand Tactician -title will be called The Civil War (1861-1865). The American Civil War was pivotal war in history in many ways. It has also been called the last war fought with Napoleonic tactics, or the first industrial war. But why the Civil War? Let the Engineers explain.

  Posted May 3, 08:17 pm · Author iv

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