Why I buy this one ?
- Choose from over 60 different weapons for your arsenal
- Eastern and Western Battle Theatres as Union Or Confederate
- Over 40 historic scenarios

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What our customer's say!

"Rarely a game stands the test of time as well", Civil War Generals 2 is a turn-based strategy game, where you play a campaign of tactical level battles. Unlike in many games, the results of the battles actually affect the course of war. Depending on the result of the battle (casualties, supply captured from the enemy, victory or defeat) you will get to choose from different lists for the next battle, you will have different amount of resources to arm your men (supplying then with better rifles, for example), and you will have different number of troops available. Play well/badly enough, and you will attack/defend Washington D.C.

The graphics and sounds are very poor by modern standards, of course, but completely adequate. Who plays turn-based strategy games to see nice graphics? (Some might play Battleground series to hear nice songs, though, although it would be easier just to play the .wav files.)

The controls are easy to use, and at the level of tactical battles the fighting is slightly tuned-up version of the Battleground series. The troops get tired and scared, and may use all their ammo, if you do not have enough supplies.

I recently began playing a campaign again. It is still a great improvement compared to most of its successors, not to mention its predecessors.

A great game, a great play. Together with Sid Meier's Gettysburg perhaps the greatest civil war game ever, and undoubtedly one of the best tactical games.

"I've played this since I was 12! What a game!", Well, I've recently been going through my old PC Game stack when I came across this game. It was heavily scratched but loaded great so I decided to try playing this game I loved so much again, and it WORKS! Thank God because it's practically a collector's item now!

The game reminds me of a board game with the hexagonal approach to everything, and the battle reports, and short videos are a joy. I love even creating my own battles! This game will never EVER get old! If you don't care about gory graphics, but moreso the strategy behind it all, This game is for you!

I can't believe how much it is! Thank God my disc works still!!!

"Civil War buffs delight", This computer game has provided me many, many hours of enjoyment over the years. Sierra, the developer, ceased to exist and when my older disk became corrupted, I despared of finding a replacement. I was so pleased to find Amazon still had the CD available, and while a little pricey, it was well worth it to obtain. The game is excellent in that each episode, whether an individual battle or an entire campaign is always different and the AI included is surprisingly good for a program that can run on even Win95 era computers. My new Gateway laptop also runs it fine, but one must select Win95 or 98 for it to operate properly within XP.

"Very Good Turn-Based Strategy Game", In my opinion, Civil War 2 is the best turn-based strategy game I have ever played. While I prefer real-time strategy games (hence the 4 star rating) like the Sid Meier series, Civil War 2 has plenty of battles to choose from.

Indeed, with almost 50 different engagements, just about all of the major Civil War engagements are covered. Since the terrain features are clearly marked, players can determine which route to take to fight, manuever, or retreat.

The game manual that accompanies the game is very informative and easy to follow and helps the new player learn the game and the veteran player develop stronger strategies.

All in all, if you prefer a turn-based Civil War strategy game, then this one is for you.

"Supreme Strategy", This game is probably the best stategy oriented game I have ever played. Its very detailed in the types of troops, their weapons, how different terrain effects battle. Although it's a 2D game, that doesn't really detract from its appeal. What I found problems with was the fact that its only the battles. It does have a "Campaign" mode where you play out the entire war, but even that doesn't have anything other than the actual fighting. No logistical planning, no troop movement on a huge map of the United States. The only thing that's outside of the battles is arming your soldiers with different guns. I personnaly like to decide where I'm going to fight and invade and what I'll build etc. I have a Civil War game that's over a decade old but I still enjoy playing it because it has those qualities. Overall Civil War 2 is, I think, a good game and I recomend it to people who just want to fight the battle, but not to people who want to decide the course of the war.