I used to lurk -and sometimes write- on the Matrix fora but didn't come here for a while now. I'm back to post a little comment about CNAW... and a link, to a French magazine that's been ported online now : Cyberstratège. Maybe some have heard about it ? It's been a leading reference for years in France regarding all that have to do with strategy and war games.
I wrote a review of CNAW a few weeks ago and thought maybe some American speakers here, fluent in French language -I know there are some- would be interested ? Just in case you wonder, I rated the game as "fun to play and addictive" with an initial 6,5/10 which dropped to 6/10 due to the rating system used on the website
You'll find it here : Test Commander : Napoleon at war
Your comments would be gratefuly apreciated (even in French) [;)]
I hope there's no problem posting such links here ? I tried to contact Eric Rutins to be granted a permission previously to be adding that link but his PM box here appears to be full ! Maybe it would be time to tidy all this up a little ? [:D]
Regards;
David.


). I've been away for quite a long time now and haven't had much time to give a new try to CNAW with it's latest patch. Rest assured I'll do it as soon as possible (hopefully it'll be before september even if I've got a load of games to review until then... such a hard work to be done
! ). Anyway, as I said before, CNAW is a fine game to play with when you don't want to scratch your head on too sophisticated rules. It's as perfect beer and bretzel wargame that delivers it's fair load of fun. The kind I use to enjoy when it's hot around (34°C this afternoon
!).