Civil War Battle Games
The Civil War Battles wargames cover many different campaigns during the American Civil War. The game scale is 125 yard hexes and 20 minute turns. Units are normally at the regiment and battery level.
All the titles in the series include both stand-alone battles as well as linked campaign games. Editors for both scenarios and campaigns are also included with all titles.
If you select one of the images below you will be taken to the dedicated product page for that game. There you will find an overview of the content included. Additionally, linked on the right you will find a list of the specific battles that are covered, details on what the game includes and technical specifications / system requirements. There is also a collection of documentation for extensive reading such as the series User Manual, the game specific Getting Started Guide and the Design Notes.
Each title is a fully functional stand-alone game. There is a free demo for the series in the list below as well. Simply "order" this, which will take you through our Store checkout process. There is no charge, but this is required to issue you a download link for the software and a serial number.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of Civil War games are included?
You’ll find 15 different titles covering all major campaigns of the American Civil War. Every title includes both stand alone scenarios and campaigns with linked battles. There will also be a mix of historical situations, variants of specific battles as well as “What if?” situations.
Do these games include famous Civil War battles?
Yes, these American Civil War games feature famous battles from the war. From First Bull Run to Sailor’s Creek and all points in between. The battle maps are shaped to match the real terrain and scenario design that reflects the historical constraints.
Are these Civil War games suitable for beginners?
These Civil War games can be suitable for beginners. Start with the demo which includes a Getting Started tutorial and scenario to teach the basics. Each game in the series also includes a Getting Started tutorial and scenario. Then move on to smaller scenarios, then work up to massive battles once you’re comfortable with movement, line of sight, and morale. Once you learn the game interface and game play methods you can easily transition to any other title in the series.
Is there customer support if I have issues with a game?
Yes. Customer support and updates are available through Wargame Design Studio, and the community is active if you want extra help through the Community Forum linked at the top of this page.