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Version 1.4.6 · 2024-03-07
- Added support for latest iPhones - Updated Ads SDK
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The store currently lists version 1.4.6, updated 2024-03-07.








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Your Excellency, Commander! Welcome to the 18th century, the Age of Napoleon. It’s an entirely
new gaming mode, adding general skills and a new item system, and there are more than 200 famous
generals to choose including『Napoleon, Murat, Wellington, Nelson, Kutusov, Washington』and so on.
Every general can come up from ranks, from a common soldier to a marshal, from a citizen to an
Emperor.
Every troop has its own distinguishing features and if you can master them efficiently, you will
be invincible. Every troop can gain battle experience and when they become elite forces, their
battle effectiveness will be greatly improved.
The map system is entirely redesigned which supports seamless zooming and the territory and borders
of each nation is shown clearly.…
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- Added support for latest iPhones - Updated Ads SDK
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