Suburban Chicago News

Mar 27, 2008

""For those who take on this steep learning curve, "Ageod's American Civil War" delivers an excellent simulation of the pivotal struggle that shaped the United States.""
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GameShark

Mar 24, 2008

""American Civil War demonstrates that AGEOD is on to something. The recently released Napoleonic Campaigns is yet another variation on the system, and each version of the engine shows that Thibaut and company understand the difference between complex and complicated, between traditional and stagnant, between innovation and apostasy.""
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GamersInfo

Feb 27, 2008

""Altogether, AGEOD's American Civil War: Blue and the Grey is a very solid game that was great to play, from the scenario to grand campaign. AGEOD has another winning grand strategic war game on its list of game products.""
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Armchair General

Jan 19, 2008

""Still, in the final measure, AGEOD has given strategy gamers a great way to experience the grand sweep of the American Civil War. The game is deep and complex in a very good way. Casual players should stay away. But veteran strategy gamers and those with interest in the period are encouraged not to miss AGEOD's American Civil War.""
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GamesRadar

Nov 09, 2007

""This deep, turn-based treatment of the War Between the States is as decorative and atmospheric as it is engrossing and elegant.""
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GameSpot

Nov 08, 2007

""The amount of historical detail is fairly impressive, as the game seems to have every unit and notable officer, right down to their nicknames. This looks like a game that hardcore fans of the Civil War may look forward to.""
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GameShark

Oct 31, 2007

"'Damn Yankees!' shouts Philippe Thibaut as Union forces march on Atlanta, crushing a bastion of Confederate troops stationed there as a desperate defense. The Lead Designer of AGEOD's American Civil War cares about the outcome of this bloody war perhaps more than you'd expect from someone not of American descent. This is a man whose knowledge of the war reaches levels far beyond anyone attending his demonstration—not to mention his experience designing strategy games."
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