Have you tried either of the other two Matrix operational/strategic-level American Civil War games?

<t> Some of those potential games in development mentioned above sound interesting, although a few of them are certainly based on more obscure wars and are more limited in scope.&nbsp; I just played my first solitaire game of Guns of August- 1914-1918 which I very much enjoyed.&nbsp; It reminded me ...

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At the top of this Matrix webpage click the Members tab in the What's Your Strategy bar, register -- for some reason my member name is different than my screenname, I think you'll be able to register your serial number and that is where ...

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You definitely have an install problem as there should indeed be a Program Files\Matrix Games\Guns of August folder. You should click the support tab on the homepage of Matrixgames. Sorry I couldn't help.
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Both of the files you refer to should be in the drive:\Program Files\Matrix Games\Guns of August\GRAPHICS folder. First check that they are there. My Graphis folder has 3 sub folders and 42 un-sub foldered files.<br/>
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If that's ...

<t> I originally purchased GOA 1914-1918 back in 2007 when it first came out and never actually had a chance to play it. So I found my serial # and downloaded the latest version 1.32 and installed it on my Win XP laptop. This is a complete file, so I assume that it needs no previous version ...

<t> I was a fan of the AH board game from back in the day, and this version of the game looks really interesting. I saw from one of the screencaps on the site that it looks like there are four scenarios in the game, 1914, 1915, 1916, and 1917. Is there also a way to play a full campaign 1914-1918 in ...