neither win nor afford to retreat." In Issue 13 of Paper Wars, Jonathan Price noted, "Unlike other wargames, Napoleon rarely playes alike twice. With the ability to establish one's own initial deployment and the myriad of moves available from this, each game plays fresh almost every time." In Issue 52 of Moves, Ian Chadwick wrote, "It is good for a few quick games, and the outcome is hard to predict since the dice play such a large part in combat. It is a lot of fun to play every now and then, though continuous play becomes tedious and you ache for more substance." Chadwick gave the game an "A" for playability, a "C-" for historical accuracy and a "B" for component quality, concluding, "This is the best of the three similar games produced by Gamma Two and the most balanced of the lot. It is a good way to break reluctant friends into the hobby." Other reviews and commentary Panzerfaust #64 Panzerfaust & Campaign" #71 and #72 The Canadian Wargaming Journal, Issue 37 (Fall 1993) The Wargamer Vol. 2, Issue 19 (July 2003 - review of Gamma Two Games' 1st edition) The Wargamer'' Vol. 2, Issue 29 (Winter 2009 - review of Columbia Games' 3rd edition) References External links Napoleon on Kickstarter Napoleon on Kickstarter Napoleon official website Avalon Hill games Board games introduced in 1977 Columbia Games games Cultural depictions of Napoleon Napoleonic Wars board wargames Wargames introduced in 1974 Works about the Battle of Waterloo World conquest board games