Each level of this real-time strategy has two fortresses: one is yours, the other is the enemy, and it needs to be captured. Napoleon begins his operations in France, and the first mission is a training one. Along the way, you will learn how to command your troops, how to attack the enemy and how to create new units. As one of the six Napoleonic lieutenants, you must ride your horse around the battlefield and command the army. This is the system adopted in this game for management. Unfortunately, in this situation, the interface becomes quite difficult and rather clunky, but you can get the hang of it. When you enter your fortress, you can create new units by entering the menu to select the type of units you need. This, generally speaking, costs money, which still needs to be earned. The game is over when your troops occupy the enemy fortress. To do this, at least four of your units must break into the fortress. There are many different units in the game, ranging from infantry, cavalry and ending with artillery. There are also doctors, and in addition, lieutenants can heal units that have received damage. The health indicator is located in the upper left corner of the screen, and its level is gradually reduced or restored as the game progresses. The graphics in the game are very high quality, the animation is excellent. The cards are bright, colorful and detailed. Japanese version of the game. The health indicator is located in the upper left corner of the screen, and its level is gradually reduced or restored as the game progresses. The graphics in the game are very high quality, the animation is excellent. The cards are bright, colorful and detailed. Japanese version of the game. The health indicator is located in the upper left corner of the screen, and its level is gradually reduced or restored as the game progresses. The graphics in the game are very high quality, the animation is excellent. The cards are bright, colorful and detailed. Japanese version of the game.