Civil War: 1862

Civil War: 1862

⭐️3.6 / 5
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📼3 scs
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🧾$1.99
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All Versions of Civil War

4.1.3

November 25, 2021

Fix: An issue with full screen resolution not being detected correctly on some Apple Mac displays. Fix: Some sound effects not playing following the last update. Fix: The campaign names did not always display correctly in the campaign victory display.
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4.1.1

June 1, 2021

Change: Updated the play balance in the 'Shiloh Church scenario'.

4.1.0

April 8, 2021

Fix: A critical issue displaying the curved loss meters after the previous graphics update. Change: A reduction in the download size.
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4.0.0

March 27, 2021

Add: Support for the Metal graphics system on all Apple devices, improving graphics performance. Change: Updated the combat capabilities of Cavalry armed only with Pistols. Change: Improved A.I. opponent. Fix: Missing some mount dismount button options. Fix: An error preventing the 'Game Updates' text from appearing. Fix: Some screen layout issues. Fix: There were some issues purchasing and restoring the In-App purchase campaigns. Fix: Invalid font selection on some buttons on some platforms.
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3.3.3

August 26, 2020

Improved: AI has received a pass to help improve performance. Change: Some UI updates.
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3.3.2

April 14, 2020

Fix: Units may sometimes have been unable to attack adjacent enemy huts or tents unless charging. Change: When a general ends alone in a hex adjacent to an enemy, after enemy shooting, it now evades if possible, or is destroyed. Fix: Some units were not getting their shock combat bonus in a charge combat. Fix: Some time flank attacks provided no benefit in combat. Fix: A rare crash which could occur after charging.
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3.3.1

December 11, 2019

Add: The Great Struggle: A new purchasable 8 mission campaign. Fix: Some line of sight issues from high hill hexes across lower hill hexes. Change: Improved map zoom. Change: Optimised AI turn duration. Change: UI updates.
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3.3.0

June 12, 2019

Fix: Cavalry can now dismount in terrain.

3.2.0

May 29, 2019

Fix: Some issues locking/unlocking some In-App purchases.

3.1.0

May 4, 2019

Fix: Improved memory management. Fix: Improved hex tile Positioning accuracy.
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Civil War In-App Purchases History

$1.99

The Great Struggle Campaign

The Great Struggle Campaign

$1.99

Colossus Campaign

Colossus Campaign

$1.99

Fresh Troops Campaign

Fresh Troops Campaign

$1.99

Broken Line Campaign

Broken Line Campaign

$1.99

Death and Glory Campaign

Death and Glory Campaign

$1.99

Shot and Shell Campaign

Shot and Shell Campaign

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Description of Civil War

Civil War: 1862 is the prequel to the highly acclaimed Civil War: 1863, incorporating the detailed strategic gameplay of the original while adding major new features and improvements such as flank attacks and strategic movement. Melee combat has also been given greater emphasis and the range of troop quality has been expanded to include elite units. The game gives a unique wargaming experience on iPhone and iPad and includes 14 historical battles from the American Civil War in 1862, thirteen of which can be played as either side. Five additional campaigns featuring many more historical battles are also available via in-app purchase. Key Game Features: ● High Definition Civil War Era Graphics. ● 8 Mission 'Tutorial' campaign. ● 5 Mission 'Fix Bayonets' campaign. ● 8 Mission 'Steel and Thunder' campaign. ● All missions can be played as both sides
 (except the tutorial). ● 8 Unique Civil War Units: - Infantry with Muskets. - Infantry with Rifled Muskets. - Artillery. - Generals. - Wagons. - Naval Gunboats. - Dismounted and Mounted Cavalry. 
● Four classes of infantry - Raw, Average, Veteran and Elite. ● Different infantry formations: unformed, line for shooting and column for charging! ● Detailed Combat Analysis. ● Flank Attacks
. ● Strategic Movement. ● Hours of Gameplay. ● Universal App (Works on iPhone & iPad). Purchasable Extra Content: ● 8 Mission 'Colossus' campaign. ● 8 Mission 'Fresh Troops' campaign. ● 8 Mission 'Death and Glory' campaign. ● 8 Mission 'Broken Line' campaign. ● 8 Mission 'Shot and Shell' campaign comprising a series on non-historical game challenges. ● 8 Mission 'The Great Struggle.' campaign. Thank you for supporting our games! © 2013 Hunted Cow Studios Ltd. © 2013 HexWar Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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Civil War: FAQ

Is Civil War compatible with iPad devices?

Yes, Civil War works on iPad devices.
The Civil War app was developed by Hunted Cow Studios Ltd..
The minimum iOS requirement: 12.1.
The average rating for the Civil War app is 3.6.
The Primary Genre Of The Civil War App Is Games.
The latest version of the Civil War app is 4.1.3.
The latest Civil War update was rolled out on July 1, 2024.
The Civil War app launched on February 5, 2023.
May contain some strong language or suggestive themes, suitable for ages 12 and up.
You can use the Civil War app in English.
No, Civil War is not available on Apple Arcade.
Yes, Civil War offers in-app purchases to enhance your experience.
No, Civil War does not support compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Civil War

  • Peninsular War All Over Again

    I’ll be honest, I gave up on continuing the final campaign, and the reason for it being the rather unreasonable conditions of some of the mission objectives. Sure, they may seem reasonable at first, but then you blindsided by enemy troops that spawn in right next to the objectives you’ve just captured, thereby losing you the mission because you weren’t given any warning until it was too late. But it isn’t just the last campaign that is rife with unreasonably difficult missions; in just about every campaign past the ones you get in the base game, there’s at least one or two missions that cannot be done feasibly on normal difficulty without having to take several hours in between attempts trying to process what you need to do. Manassas station is among the worst offender in this aspect, as I refuse to play that mission anymore after finally completing it, simply because of how borderline unwinnable it is for the CSA.

    I’ll give it this much, the game is bearable compared to Peninsular War, but shoving in missions that aren’t even remotely balanced isn’t going to make the game fun, it’s just going to turn away customers. I personally wouldn’t recommend this game, but you can try it at your own risk. Stick to 1863 or 1864.

    Side note: Really disappointed that Antietam wasn’t covered; that’s like, one of the most important battles of THAT year…
  • Very one sided

    All battles are pre determined no matter the strategy used by confederates. The Union out number and and are given twice or more the strength of of the confederates.
  • Pay for a pay wall

    Literally 80% of this game is behind another pay wall after u pay the initial $3
    I’m not kidding dude when u pay for the game you only get 20% of the whole game don’t buy it’s a basic game anyway and sit shows the developers are greedy