Fields of Glory

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Fields of Glory is a single player tactical turn-based strategy game with fantasy and historical themes. It was developed by Microprose and was released on April 28, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

"Fields of Glory" is a strategy game set in the Napoleonic era, allowing players to command either the Anglo-Allied, French, or Prussian forces during the Waterloo Campaign. Players can control thousands of troops in detailed battles and experience the tension of Napoleonic warfare, switching between close-up conflicts and wider tactical views. The user-friendly interface ensures easy order issuing for an immersive and exciting gameplay experience.

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Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

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The game is historically accurate and provides a good impression of the battles with nice sound effects and colors.
It runs well on modern hardware and is easy to learn, making it a fun experience for both new and returning players.
Many players have fond memories of the game from their childhood, appreciating its nostalgic value and the effort put into its development.

The graphics have not aged well, making it difficult for modern players to engage with the game.
Maneuvering units can be confusing and tiresome, especially without clear instructions or objectives.
Unit animations are sped up in the modern version, which detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game.

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The graphics are perceived as challenging for contemporary audiences, suggesting they may not meet current visual standards or expectations.
- “To the modern eye, the graphics are difficult.”
gameplay
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The gameplay mechanics are solid, but users report that unit animations are excessively sped up when the game is run in DOSBox, which detracts from the overall experience.
- “The mechanics are all there; unfortunately, the unit animations are sped up due to the game being run in DOSBox.”