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Austerlitz (1989) is a simulation strategy game for Amiga. Players command Napoleonic-era troops in the 1805 battle using a text-based order system. Features real-time overhead tactical view and solo or two-player modes.
Game Overview
If you've played Waterloo or Borodino, you already know the drill—Austerlitz sticks to the same gritty, text-command wargame style, just swapping the battlefield for Napoleon’s 1805 masterstroke. Pick either the French or Russians (or just watch the AI duke it out), then start shouting orders at your generals through that same slightly clunky but weirdly immersive typing system.
The 3D battlefield view looks like the previous games—functional, not flashy—but watching your cavalry charge go slightly off-script because some lieutenant misheard your hastily typed orders never gets old. Reports trickle in about which units actually followed through, so half the fun is scrambling to fix the mess when things inevitably go sideways. Two-player mode’s a blast if you’ve got a friend willing to yell at a keyboard with you.
It’s definitely niche, but if you’re into slow-burn historical tactics, this one’s got that same oddly satisfying mix of chaos and control.
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