Napoleon at Waterloo

Napoleon at Waterloo is a real-time strategy game which covers the battle
of Waterloo (1815).The player controls Napoleon Bonaparte’s army and has to
defeat the enemy.

At first glance, the game has the distinctive look of a wargame: a top-down
map with abstract symbols representing the terrain and units. However,
everything is in real-time and therefore the complexity has been toned down.
The only thing the player does is giving move orders by choosing a unit and
moving the cursor to the place it should move to. Those orders are not carried
out instantly; each movement takes a certain amount of time depending on
terrain and unit type. Battles are initiated automatically when a unit moves
close to a hostile. Then they basically exchange blows until one unit lost all
of its soldiers. The game also factors in fatigue and morale.

The time is measured with an in-game clock and a match ends after eleven hours
(30 minutes in real-time). If the player has won a match depends on the
reached score which is based on the casualties.