I know several people here are interested in a Steam version of C3i's Waterloo game (also designed by Mark Herman). I'm looking for about 5 players willing to help test a late alpha/early beta version of the game. Beta testers will get to keep their Steam keys so that they can play the released game for free. Preference will be given to users who've been active in this forum in the past. If you're interested, please e-mail me at the support e-mail displayed in the store page ([email protected])....

Are there still updates in the works? Or have you moved on to Waterloo and possibly other new games? I know that in the past you stated you were intending to do an update to allow tweaking of the AI, player created scenarios, and such. Gettysburg is a fun game, but has grown stale after 5 or 6 runs. If a Confederate player takes out the Union cavalry, easy win. If the Union player is able to keep his cavalry safe and uses his superior artillery on turns 5 and 6, easy win. Being able to tweak the AI weighti...

Just wanted to let you know that you featured again on our new video! https://youtu.be/xG-xSgjNZwU?si=NQeeUuxXasfnSBtq "Forgotten" is also a video series which serves as a mechanism to get more players into niche titles. Defo not a bad thing :)

This came along as a surprise as I like to deep dive Steam. Whats the background to these games and are they adapted from board games?. Are there future ones planned? Thanks!

confederates can turn the tide of victory in their favour focusing on attacking and destroying cavalry that cannot get artillery support, just if someone miss that weak point. i was losing 1 to 2, lost Hood and Mclaws but managed to get both pleasanton and buford out of defensive terrain (its a good idea to have some of the elites as confederate near the entering point for pleasanton and attack him as soon as its in the battlefield)... killing both bufford and pleasanton i was able to do a 3-2 score at t...