This doesn't feel like a wargame at all. Marshals of France attack superior numbers with fractions of their own forces, march in the wrong direction, and generally behave in a manner which would get them all reduced to corporal, if that, in about five minutes. Read Review

Wargames have a reputation for being horribly complex but Austerlitz belies that theory by being extremely well presented whilst still giving a good challenge to any budding general. Read Review

Austerlitz plays well and makes an excellent addition to Waterloo... As with all good wargames, the subtleties of the game are vastly different. Read Review

Those who are interested in military problem-solving should enjoy challenging it at any of its three levels of difficulty. Read Review

Entering orders from the keyboard is a bit fiddly and tedious but not so bad that it'll put wargamers off. Read Review

A superbly presented game. Read Review