Napoleonic?

[Sol Invictus]

There are several games in the works or proposed; AACW, Vainflory of Nations, Rise of Rome; but I find it odd that a French developer hasn't jumped on the chance to use their excellent game engine to plan a Napoleonic game. Surely you have thought about it. I think the engine, with many diplomatic additions of course, would make for an excellent game. Has this idea been considered or is AGEOD really a bunch of closet Monarchists?

[WallysWorld]

Yes, Ageod with this game design and engine has really hit something big here. So many time periods can be played using this design.

Speaking of BoA's map design, at first I was actually neutral about my opinion about it because I had never played a game with a map looking like that. But now, I think it's fantastic and actually have problems playing other strategy games with less visually appealing maps. It really looks like you're looking at an old fashioned map. I have a book about the French and Indian War and it includes many maps from that era and the similarity of BoA's map and the book's maps is striking.

[Korrigan]

It really looks like you're looking at an old fashioned map. I have a book about the French and Indian War and it includes many maps from that era and the similarity of BoA's map and the book's maps are striking.

This will certainly please Sandra and Robin as this is precisely the effect they wanted to achieve.

[PhilThib]

Because we do not give away ALL our projects does not mean we are not working on something...he he

[Sol Invictus]

Well that sounds cryptic and very incouraging!

[PhilThib]

I live in Grenoble, the birthplace of Champollion, the man who "translated" the Egyptian hieroglyphs...and part of Bonaparte's 1798 Egyptian expedition...
If this is not a coïncidence...what else can it be...

[Sol Invictus]

A shiver just ran down my spine.

[PhilThib]

Well...good to keep you cool