No Greater Glory: The American Civil War
Published: February 1, 2009 - Last update: December 30, 2011 - 2156 downloads
- Year
- 1991
- Genre
- Strategy
- Theme
- Historical Battle (specific/exact), Managerial
- Publisher
- Strategic Simulations, Inc.
- Developer
- Space Time Simulations
- Perspective
- Top-Down
5 votes
1 MiB
Description of No Greater Glory: The American Civil War
Discover No Greater Glory: The American Civil War, an excellent game of 1991. With top-down perspective, the publisher Strategic Simulations, Inc. had wonderful ideas around historical battle (specific/exact), managerial.
Revolution '76 and No Greater Glory are grand wargames covering the entire U.S. Civil War. You choose to be either Lincoln or Davis and you must deal with politics, cabinet choices, internal bickering, appointments and firings of generals and of course..the conduct of the actual war itself! Both games are designed by Ed Bever, longtime Sid Meier collaborator and himself a veteran wargamer. Highly recommended!
Review by HOTUD
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Josh added this comment :
p 30, move
Its possible to beat the game on those settings... just difficult and requires a little luck. If you still play/read this, leave a message and i'll be happy to send some tips.
LegalBeagle added this comment :
also:
p6, peace
p39, economy
This game is strictly impossible to beat as CSA, using random leaders, limited intell, historical difficulty. I've tried at least two dozen times and always run into disaster in 1862. :)
LegalBeagle added this comment :
Answers to (most) copy protection questions:
p4, press
p11, administer
p13, capital
p21, strategic
p46,means
p49, cabinet
p50, Richmond
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Chris added this comment :
The game is literally broke. Doesn't matter who I play the other side have 400k troops by 1862. It's just broken I don't know what else to say. Any suggestions?