The Greatest Civil War Game Receives New Content!
It's Your Civil War Story!
22nd AUGUST, 2023.
Whiskey & Lemons introduces a new Career mode, that adds role playing elements to the Grand Tactician: The Civil War campaigns. Create your own character, follow your commanders' orders, gain prestige and promotions. When in position to do so, play a key role in your nation's war-effort.
The DLC also includes other new features, such as a new Regiment scale Eastern Theater campaign, focusing in the area around State of Virginia, from South Carolina to Ohio and New York City.
The DLC is released for PC on Steam on August 25, 2023, for USD 24,99. Epic Store and GOG releases will follow very shortly!
Wishlist and buy the DLC here:
Whiskey & Lemons DLC Steam Store Page.
Read the DLC's online manual here:
Officers' Handbook to Whiskey & Lemons.
Grand Tactician Available on Epic Store!
Good Old Games Joins the Fray!
25th SEPTEMBER, 2022.
With the help of our American friends at Forthright Entertainment, Grand Tactician: The Civil War (1861-1865), along with the game's praised Soundtrack, is now available also on Epic Store and GOG (Good old Games).
See more here:
Grand Tactician's Epic Store -Page.
Grand Tactician's GOG Store -Page.
21 Traditional and Old Time Tunes!
Performed by Wasel and the Weasels!
The Soundtrack for Grand Tactician: The Civil War (1861-1865) features 41 traditional and old time tunes from the Civil War era. Feel the atmosphere of the American Civil War as experienced by the soldiers in the field: from the early war fervor and cheerful tunes, to the melancholy of losing friends in combat and longing for home.
The Soundtrack is performed by Wasel and the Weasels string band, specifically for Grand Tactician, to complete the overall atmosphere of the game.
The Soundtrack is available in 2 Volumes, for the price of 9,99 (USD) each on Steam, Epic and GOG, or as a part of a bundle (Game, Whiskey & Lemons DLC, Soundtrack Vols 1-2) for a 10% discount from the combined price.
Purchase or Wishlist the Soundtrack Volumes 1 and 2 at:
The Soundtrack Volume 1 Steam Page.
The Soundtrack Volume 2 Steam Page.
The Civil War Brought to Life.
Introducing LionHeart FilmWorks.
UPDATED 4th JULY 2020. To make the Civil War come to life, Grand Tactician has teamed up with LionHeart FilmWorks, LLC, a Richmond, VA based film production company. The high-quality, epic re-enactment footage is used in Grand Tactician's cutscene videos to deliver the story of the war in a way that is uncommon in video games. The in-game videos are produced using LionHeart's footage and historical potographs, colorized by artist Wasel Arar, by Video Producer & Editor Matti Veekamo.
Readers may read the story of LionHeart FilmWorks, and capture the grandeur of LionHeart's re-enactment footage by visiting:
LionHeart FilmWorks Story
www.lionheart-filmworks.com
www.reenactmentstockfootage.com
Gen'l,
There were many legendary generals in the American Civil War, like "Stonewall" Jackson, "Old Pete" Longstreet, "Grumble" Jones, "Bull Head" Sumner... each with their own unique stories. In the Grand Tactician DLC, it's your story. Read more…
Gen'l,
Even before the full release, we had a post-release road-map, describing the development steps we were committed to take to further improve the game, for free. These were ideas and concepts that were not part of the original game design, but what we nevertheless wanted to add to our game. Let's take a look at the progress, and the next steps. Read more…
Gen'l,
With patch 1.06, Grand Tactician's economy will see a big overhaul, not only increasing its importance, but also allowing player further control over it. Read more…
Gen'l,
With patch 1.03, Grand Tactician will introduce a number of visual improvements, including 3D troops. Read more…
War! After the deterioration of relations between the southern and northern states, South Carolina militia batteries bombarded United States garrison of Fort Sumter near Charleston, South Carolina. Following the surrender of Fort Sumter garrison, Northerners have rallied behind President Lincoln's call for 75,000 volunteers from all states to serve for 90 days to quell the rebellion. On both sides of this abruptly erupted American Civil War, Grand Tacticians are needed to take command of the opposing armies and to lead them to victory.
Take command of the Union or the Confederacy. Prepare your nation for war, recruit and organize great armies and fleets under legendary commanders like Grant, Lee, Jackson or Farragut, plan cunning maneuvers on an epic campaign map and defeat your enemies in real-time battles!
The game, developed by our small and dedicated team of Engineers is available in Early Access. The game will be released in full on September 24, 2021.
Grand Tactician: The Civil War (1861-1865) is a real time strategy game, where you will run your nation, muster, manage and support great armies, and maneuver them to defeat the enemy. Once the opposing armies meet, command your troops to victory in battles fought on historical battlefields.
“Ultimately, despite their incredibly low numbers throughout the war, Army Engineers played a pivotal role in the eastern theater. The Engineer Brigade carried the Army of the Potomac across rivers and streams from the Potomac to the James, laid siege to Confederate fortifications, and designed earthworks that protected the Army during prolonged engagements. To a lesser extent, the engineers developed and deployed reconnaissance measures like hydrogen balloons, from which they could map and survey battlefields. And, when necessary, they served as skirmishers and guarded their bridges in the face of enemy assaults. Around Washington, D.C., engineer officers surveyed, designed, and managed the massive system of defenses to protect Washington from enemy attack. By design, the strong defenses effectively freed up Union forces for offensive maneuvers by rendering unnecessary a massive troop presence around the capital. Those engineers officers not involved with the Defenses of Washington were generally on fortification duty elsewhere, ensuring that America’s borders were well-protected in the event of invasion from Confederate-sympathizing European nations. Finally, other officers took leave from the agency to serve as engineer aids to field armies or to lead troops themselves. Famous names like George Meade, George McClellan, Andrew Humphreys, Robert E. Lee, P.G.T. Beauregard, and Gouverneur Warren were Army Engineers for most of their adult lives. Trained at West Point in engineering and the art of war, they had a tremendous impact on how the American Civil War unfolded.”
— The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the American Civil War
Gen'l. Oliver Keppelmüller
Chief of Engineers,
Chief Decipherer,
Assistant Chief Designer,
Engineer Corps Paymaster.
"If one doesn't have it in the brain, he will have to have it in the feet!"
Maj. Gen'l. Ilja Varha
Chief Designer,
Inspector General,
Chief Topographer,
Chief Communications Liaison, &c.
“Ilja Varha's our designer,
He takes his whiskey strong.”
Brig. Gen'l. Peter Lebek
Chief War Artist,
Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks,
Provost Marshal General.
"A collision at sea can ruin your whole day."
Brevet Brig. Gen'l. Wasel Arar
Chief Cartographer,
Chief Communications Designer,
Tintype Coloring Artist,
Chief of Musicians,
Drum Major, &c.
Brevet Brig. Gen’l.
Kevin R. Hershberger
LionHeart FilmWorks, LLC.
War Correspondent
Jonathan R. Allen
Learn Civil War History.
1st Lieut.
Casper Talvio
Chief of Artillery.
1st Lieut.
Eliel Martti
Independent Company of Sappers and Miners.
Signalist
Alan Tolbert
Bugle Signals.
Musician
Don Heminitz
National Field Music School,
Music Advice.
Capt.
William Rosenbury
Engineer Corps Historian.
Comm.
Kurt Braunsroth, C.S.N.
Engineer Corps Historian.
Cadet
Kyle Braunsroth, G.M.I.
Engineer Corps Historian.
Capt.
Patrick Hoehne
Engineer Corps Historian.
1st Lieut.
Shannon Crapps
Volunteer Cartographer.
Director
Matti Veekamo
Engineer Corps Theatre Director.
Fast and reliable responses provided by Headquarters Chief Liaison Officer.
info@grandtactician.com