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Free on Steam. The demo has its own app, so its players are counted separately.
Fight across Europe during the War of the Austrian Succession in a tactical wargame of dynastic conflict, continental campaigns, cavalry charges, and rebellions. Command Austrian, Prussian, French, British, Bavarian, Spanish, Sardinian, Jacobite and allied forces across 85 scenarios and 3 campaigns.
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Review score: 100% on 2026-11-02 → 100% today (3 reviews)
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Bug Fixes Fix for SoLoud sound engine issues. Fix for AI Objective handling. Fix for PDT file crash Fix for Indirect fire targeting issues. Content Changes Updated documentation. Support for Steam Workshop added.
Enhancements Added the SoLoud sound engine. This now provides a control panel (under Settings > Sound) to adjust volume by each type, or for all at once. Bug Fixes Fix for FOW leak when in DirectPlay / Network mode. Fix for CTD where opportunity fire resulted …
War of the Austrian Succession has officially been released on Steam.Take command of the great armies of eighteenth-century Europe across 85 standalone scenarios and three campaigns containing 43 additional scenarios. Fight major battles including Mollwitz, De…
Today's essay is from Andrew Bamford, designer of War of the Austrian Succession. In it, he looks at the Jacobite forces of the 1745 Rising: an army often remembered through Highland romance, but one that also drew on modern European organization, command stru…