March of the Eagles

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

1
Average:

4
Bad:

1

Pros:

Cutthroat multiplayer promotes backstabbing and shortlived coalitions, Superb soundtrack for sacking Moscow, Combat fit for both brash newbies and capable commanders.

Cons:

Problematic implementation of historical events, Erratic AI

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Last revision on February 17, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Cutthroat multiplayer promotes backstabbing and shortlived coalitions, Superb soundtrack for sacking Moscow, Combat fit for both brash newbies and capable commanders

Reviewers Didn't Like

Problematic implementation of historical events, Erratic AI

Expert reviews and ratings

In a lot of ways, March of the Eagles, a grand strategy simulation of the Napoleonic Wars, is less of a straight simulation of the war than a simulation of a giant boardgame that's simulating the war. This is nothing new in wargaming circles – the...

By PC Authority on May 09, 2013

Paradoxiana at its most approachable and bellicose. Engaging engagements, feisty AI, low...

By PC Gamer on April 01, 2013

The real niche for MoE is as a more-sophisticated “Total War” for multiplayer fans. The online player looking for a game with substance at a reasonable price will like this game. The usual hardcore crowd would be better served to wait for "Europa...

By Gaming Nexus on March 29, 2013

The historical based strategy wargame has an interesting place in my heart. On one hand, as a trained historian and archaeologist, I love trying to either recreate or change history through my actions. On the other hand, I have never been any good at...

By GamingShogun on March 08, 2013

This Napoleonic wargame redeems its flaws with tense multiplayer matches that foster alliances as fragile as...

By GameSpot on March 07, 2013

In 2005, Paradox Interactive released a computerised version of Diplomacy, that classic and ruthless board game from the 1950’s. It wasn’t very good. About a week ago, Paradox released March of the Eagles, a Napoleonic-era Wargame. It’s also, really,...

By Strategy Informer on March 01, 2013