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With a greater variety of nations, scenarios, troop types and options, "Birth of Rome" is even more interesting than its predecessor, "Alea Jacta Est," which was no slouch of a game itself.
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The iOS game "Great Big War Game" from Rubicon Games rounds out the essentials of a turn-based combat game with little touches that add another layer of challenge, and is a lot of fun to play, though after awhile the weak AI takes away some of the joy.
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John Tiller's games are accurate recreations of Civil War combat, and "Campaign Overland," covering the 1864 duels between U.S. Grant and R.E. Lee, is no different. Unfortunately, neither are the 20-year-old graphics and sound.
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