Many of the campaigns are extremely difficult, dumbing down the AI until the game is mastered is not a bad idea at all, in fact, considering the state of officers of the period, it could even be argued that it is historically accurate. It is possible to fine tune the AI, so players new and old can find the skill level best suited to themselves. The new classes of naval vessels help you control the seas, and sea fights are much more interesting in this add on.Ī number of game options were added to this expansion, to improve game play. Players will take the fight across the length and breath of Europe, in colorful battles that provide plenty of historical interest.
Even Admiral Nelson's famous flagship, the Victory, is available as a unit. The new campaigns feature some of the most famous figures in European history, such as Frederick the Great, the Prussian Soldier King, as well as campaigns of men such as Oliver Cromwell. For those unfamiliar with the first game, it allowed thousands of units to re fight the wars of Europe on tactical battlefields, and even included sea battles and a full range of historical ships. There are also five new missions, six new campaigns, six historical battles, and some refinements to the game system that make game play easier and increase the scope of the strategic game somewhat. Two new powers, Bavaria and Denmark make their debut in the system.
There is plenty in the this expansion for the fans of the first game. but it's hard to deny that they still look great. The graphics are virtually unchanged from last year. Such is the case with 'Cossacks: The Art of War,' which is the first of two expansion games for 'Cossacks: European Wars,' the GSC Real Time strategy game of tactical combat in the 17th and 18th centuries. Everyone whom has ever played a good game wishes for even more, and many game companies provide this, via expansion packs.
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