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Open-Source WargamerWargamer has become an open-source project hosted at sourceforge. Please check the new project website at wargamer.sourceforge.net Latest downloads can be found at this link. NewsApril 12th 2003Various bug fixes. Battle Editor is more stable.
December 17th 2001Another open-source release has been made. This makes the battle game and battle editor more stable
August 10th 2001An initial open-source release has been released. It compiles with Microsoft Visual C++, or you can download the compiled executables which must be unzipped on top of an existing installation
February 24th 2001Wargamer has becom an open-source project at SourceForge along with Civil War.
April 4th 2000Beta version 1.1.2 has been uploaded. This is for testing so you can see what bugs have been fixed and can try out the two player mode of play. Warning: This is a beta version and neither myself nor Empire can be held responsible if it crashes your computer and destroys your data. Using a beta version is at your own risk. Some of the changes are:
To install the beta, you must have already upgraded to version 1.1.1. Betas
Patches
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What is it?Wargamer is an ambitious project to create a series of Historical Computer Wargames at Strategic and Tactical levels. Each new scenario will be built upon the previous ones, but will contain new program code for the specific details required for that scenario, whilst maintaining backwards compatibility with earlier scenarios. The first scenario covers Napoleon's 1813 Campaign, and was released in Europe in September 1999. Features
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