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Sid Meier's Antietam!
Moby ID: 2657
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Windows screenshots
The game has tutorials built in. <br><br>Demo version
This is the beginning of the tutorial on moving troops. Here a brigade has been identified<br><br>Demo version
The 'Moving Troops tutorial says that clicking on a formation button will bring up an explanation and it was right<br><br>Demo version
Troops are moved by clicking on their flag and then dragging the cursor to the destination point. This creates an arrow. It only seemed possible to move one troop at a time<br><br> Demo version
It is possible to zoom in/out using the + & - controls in the lower menu bar, or the x & z keyboard controls. This is a close look at a town<br><br>Demo version
This is a close-up of troops advancing in a skirmish line<br><br>Demo version
Moving the cursor to the top of the screen reveals a hidden menu bar, unfortunately it can also move the players view to the edge battlefield <br><br>Demo version
There is comprehensive in-game assistance<br><br>Demo version
Scenario Selection<br><br>Demo version
The first scenario is 'Prelude to Battle' and this is the screen describing it's context in relation to the battle as a whole.<br><br>Demo version
This is the selection screen that is shown before a scenario begins, scenarios can be played as either the Confederate States or the Union States<br><br>Demo version
A scenario starts by showing the Victory Points and then individual units. This is Cooper's Battery and they are under fire, they must either move or unlimber and return fire
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