(Maybe dumb) question...

Adanac's Strategic level World War I grand campaign game designed by Frank Hunter

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Wuotan
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(Maybe dumb) question...

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Errr, this may be dumb, but...
is this game something build on the game-engine of "History Line 1914-18 (aka
"The great war")" from the german label Blue-Byte?!


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no I dont think so.

The game your refering to only got published in Germany I believe.

It didnt get very good reviews but I wiould have liked to give it a go.

Jowood were going to publish it but it got scrapped

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Got it. I own "HL 1914-18". It is the same as "Battle Isle", not the jewel in my collection.

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Wuotan,
Trench, or The Great War, or whatever the game will ultimately be released as is being built from scratch, no holdover from any other old WW1 program.
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Ups... i think you know "HL14-18"? I guess it would be a hard job to stretch that game-
engine[:D]?! In the old days the reviews where very good for that game... maybe Blue-
Byte gave some bucks (or SSI-titles?) to those in the magazines. Just kidding.

I can remember that it was sold under "The great war" in the outer-german countrys.
That is why i thought it would be "the same". Anyway, i am looking forward for that
game!

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