Hi there,
I'm not too fond of too complex strategy game, but I do remember spending a lot of time (like more than 25 years ago) on a turn based strategy game. But I cannot remember the name, I'll need help. Here is what I remember:
It's based on western europe. You started controlling one region (from around the 16th century) and had to expend to neighbour region. You could start with Navarre, Burgundy,.... (mostly in France). The game was mainly showing the map with regions as a whole (no zooming into them or scrolling up/down/right/left). At some poing in the game, you could give region to the pope as well (to be well seen).
I know it's not much. But old timers like me could also have fond memories of that game.
I'm not too fond of too complex strategy game, but I do remember spending a lot of time (like more than 25 years ago) on a turn based strategy game. But I cannot remember the name, I'll need help. Here is what I remember:
It's based on western europe. You started controlling one region (from around the 16th century) and had to expend to neighbour region. You could start with Navarre, Burgundy,.... (mostly in France). The game was mainly showing the map with regions as a whole (no zooming into them or scrolling up/down/right/left). At some poing in the game, you could give region to the pope as well (to be well seen).
I know it's not much. But old timers like me could also have fond memories of that game.
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