1066
- Score:
- rated 4.41 / 5 stars
- Views:
- 888,907 Views
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- Genre:
- Strategy - Other
- multiplayer
- medieval
- turnbased
- europe
Credits & Info
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Producer preloadedlondon
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Author channel4games
- Uploaded
- May 26, 2010 | 10:53 AM EDT
- File Info
- Game
- 12.3 mb
- Daily Feature May 27, 2010
- Weekly 4th Place June 1, 2010
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Author Comments
In the 1066 game you get to control the English, Viking or Norman armies. The aim of the game is to defeat your enemy's army by killing or scaring off as many of them as possible! The game puts you into the thick of the action, giving you direct control over every arrow barrage, cavalry charge and defensive stand. Taunts, chants and the presence of a strong leader will all prove crucial to winning the day.
A multiplayer option also offers the chance to test your mettle against friends.
Updates:
If the game is running slowly for you, try right clicking and changing the quality to 'medium' or 'low'. This should help improve performance.
Instructions:
For full instructions, click on the 'How to Play' section of the game.
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Moving and Attacking the Enemy
Selecting the 'Move' command allows you to select a new position for your unit. The highlighted area indicates your unit's range of movement. Different units can move different distances.
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The Battle Unfolds
Once you have selected your commands, hit the 'EXECUTE COMMANDS' button and all the actions are played out in the Battle View. You will need to keep your wits about you, as you will be thrown into different mini-games which will determine the outcome of the round.
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Archery
Click and drag your mouse on the battlefield to select the power and angle of your archer attack - then let go to rain arrow down on your enemy.
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Combat
When two opposing units are next to each other, combat will occur. Hit the cursor keys at the right time to inflict brutal damage on your enemy.
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Taunt
Type the insult as quickly as possible to rally your troops and scare your enemy into submission.
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Charge
When a unit is charging tap the space-bar as quickly as possible to build up power and smash through your enemy.
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Morale
The morale of your army is incredibly important in the game, so keep a close eye on the ARMY MORALE in the info panel. Keeping your morale high and reducing that of your enemy will be the key to victory.
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars May 14, 2011
OMFG
BEST SIMULATION GAME EVA!!!!!!!!!!!
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 21, 2011
Very well made
Everything about this game is perfect except for possibly the extremely short campaign, but since it is historically accurate and immensely fun to play, 1066 still gets ten stars and a 5 out of 5. The Vikings, by the way, are truly real men.
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 21, 2011
Fuckin' Awesome.
A great game, with great animation, graphics, sound, controls... I could go on all day.
The thing that I liked the most was the amount of content. You can play the campaign to follow the story and have the game to choose the teams, the option to create a battle, and the most interesting was the online mode. I had a really good time playing with one of my friends. Great job.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars April 17, 2011
Very good strategy game
Moral is very important in hard difficulty and specialy with the Normand and God save the king!!!!!
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 9, 2011
THERE ARE CHEATS!?!??!
Enter when issuing commands.
Add edward the confessor to your army : theconfessor
Make random unit run: yellowbelly
Increased arrow damage: oneintheeye
All units do a taunting action but no effect: giveusawave
Kills random number of enemy units between 1-50:theblackdeath
Instant win: MLXVI