
Based upon the battle of Waterloo, the player controls British and Prussian forces against Napoleon's French forces. Played from an overhead perspective on a large map of continental Western Europe, the player's forces are displayed as small tiles on the screen. In the Atari version, the player has a large smoothly scrolling map, while the Apple II version breaks the map into 16 individual segments, which can be viewed separately.
| Edition | Platform | Release Date | Region |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Edition | Acorn Archimedes | Dec 31, 1989 | Worldwide |
| Standard Edition | DOS | Dec 31, 1989 | Worldwide |
| Standard Edition | Amiga | Dec 31, 1989 | Worldwide |
| Standard Edition | Acorn Electron | Dec 31, 1985 | Worldwide |

Based upon the battle of Waterloo, the player controls British and Prussian forces against Napoleon's French forces. Played from an overhead perspective on a large map of continental Western Europe, the player's forces are displayed as small tiles on the screen. In the Atari version, the player has a large smoothly scrolling map, while the Apple II version breaks the map into 16 individual segments, which can be viewed separately.
| Edition | Platform | Release Date | Region |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Edition | Acorn Archimedes | Dec 31, 1989 | Worldwide |
| Standard Edition | DOS | Dec 31, 1989 | Worldwide |
| Standard Edition | Amiga | Dec 31, 1989 | Worldwide |
| Standard Edition | Acorn Electron | Dec 31, 1985 | Worldwide |