Commands and Colors Napoleonic Wars Review - with Tom Vasel

Tom Vasel reviews Commands and Colors: Napoleonic Wars from GMT games

00:00 - Introduction
01:50 - Game overview
07:21 - Final thoughts

[chancerNW]

Saw the game being palyed at the Wargames club last night, it does seem pretty good. I think it takes about 2 hours to put all the unit lables on to the blocks.best done on a tray while watching telly.

[rmpower]

Thankyou for all the hard work you do on the videos. I have been using this excellant source for years to help me decide what to pick up next=)

[wroot_lt]

Looks really like Memoir, though i like that it has more types of infantry units. And i like those blocks. Though i don't really get the point to make them standing. I would use the laying on the hex.

[wotanson]

I've wanted to try this game system before, I have several WW2 and Civil War themed war games, am not interested in the ancient world outside of BGFW Historics, so this is a perfect way to get into the "Borg mechanics." I've had it for a while now, thanks for the great review Tom!

[ObKling]

Do you have a preference, one year later, between Ancients and Napoleonics? I'm trying to decide which to buy (if I don't just end up buying both). Also wondering if the Ancients expansions are still being produced. That would factor into my decision.

[LuisGuzman-nqvv]

do you have to buy the expasion kits in order to get other armies?

[matthewsabella]

It's been a few years since this video was made, I hope Tom has since learned how to pronounce the word, "mêlée".

[anthonyat]

It's not a review. It's a description.

[stuffwithpetr]

T should be commands and colours spelt the correct way

[wachaelandwilip]

@rmpower2006 im new but i certainly will be doing the same