$2.99
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 27, 2020
  • November 25, 2024
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Experience a pivotal Civil War battle with this historical strategy game. Engage in multiple campaigns and missions, refighting key moments of the conflict. Offers both detailed scenarios and a large-scale simulation of the entire battle.

Multiple campaign modes
Detailed mission scenarios
Large-scale battle simulation
Play as Union or Confederate
Tutorial campaign
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What's New in Chickamauga Battles

5.3.0

November 25, 2024

Various bug fixes

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In-App Purchases

$1.99

'Deadlock' Campaign

Four missions from the 20th September action.

User reviews

American Scramble

Decent enough game.Does represent,well,the confusion of encounter battles as you try to feed troops into the line,while establishing a solid front (always keep a reserve and look for exposed artillery units). The problem is with the losses counter and unreliable sound effects (a volley shouldn’t sound ‘Donk’!).Free section is ok and it’s only a fiver for all sections of the game.Add to your ACW collection,if only for completion’s sake.
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NO BATTLE SOUND JUST MUSIC

Wow this isn't up to par with their other civil war games. For starters, I just paid the 2.99 and there's NO SOUND! Will be requesting a refund tomorrow.

A idea

Here’s a idea and this is a good one, how about u make a game on the Texas Revolution it would be good since it would be deferent then the Napoleonic wars and civil war games u make.

Campaign Game is a mess.

The Campaign game of Chickamauga is terrible. There is no indication of the passage of time. Units are always well supplied. No night turns. And no cavalry. The battle does not begin on the 18th like it really did. There is no veteran rating for forces. And I’ve played as many as 30 turns and Longstreet has not arrived. Terribly disappointing.
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Buggy?

Usual - if not slightly bigger and better- set up, well worth the outlay BUT to me it seems buggy. Losses are not counted correctly and when it seems you have destroyed 60% it seems you haven’t. Early days so hope new versions appear soon

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FAQ

What is Chickamauga Battles?

Chickamauga Battles is a paid strategy game that simulates the historical Battle of Chickamauga during the American Civil War. It features multiple campaigns and missions that allow players to refight key events of the battle.

How much does Chickamauga Battles cost?

Chickamauga Battles is a paid application priced at $2.99. There are also in-app purchases available for additional campaign content.

What platforms is Chickamauga Battles available on?

Chickamauga Battles is available on iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed for iOS users.

What is the age rating for Chickamauga Battles?

Chickamauga Battles has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for younger players interested in historical strategy.

How often is Chickamauga Battles updated?

The latest version of Chickamauga Battles is 5.3.0, and it was last updated on November 25, 2024. This indicates regular updates from the developer.

Does Chickamauga Battles have ads?

No, Chickamauga Battles does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an ad-free experience.

What kind of gameplay can I expect in Chickamauga Battles?

Gameplay involves strategic command of armies in historical Civil War battles. You can play through detailed mission scenarios or a large-scale refight of the entire battle, choosing to command either the Union or Confederate forces.

What are the in-app purchases for Chickamauga Battles?

In-app purchases for Chickamauga Battles include additional campaign content, such as the 'Deadlock' and 'Twilight' campaigns, which focus on key events from September 20th, 1863.