Triomphe à Marengo (Multilingual)

Northern Italy, 14 June 1800: The outmanoeuvred Austrians attack Bonaparte's French by surprise and quickly force them to retreat.
Convinced that they have won the battle, they take up pursuit. However, when General Desaix arrives with reinforcements late in the afternoon, the French are able to turn the tide and transform the Battle of Marengo into a triumphant victory.

In Triomphe à Marengo, one player takes on the role of Bonaparte; his troops are scattered at the beginning. The other player attacks with Austria. He must defeat the French before they can counterattack with their reinforcements. Triomphe à Marengo plays fast. It breaks with almost all conventions of common conflict simulations to capture the "smell" of linear warfare.

Based on the award-winning Bonaparte at Marengo, Triomphe à Marengo perfects it in many ways and creates a unique gameplay experience: the new game board offers ample room for clever manoeuvres; the modified combat system provides many a nasty surprise; and the innovative morale system is pure thrill. Because the battles are fought without dice, victory or defeat is decided not by luck but by clever positional Play.