Napoleon 1807

Only the Prussian corps of Lestocq continues the struggle. The Grand Army and the Russian army will therefore meet in Poland. We relive the Polish campaign, which is divided into three distinct parts. The first part led to the battles of Pultusk and Golymin towards the end of 1806.

The second will see the two armies confront each other at the bloody battle of Eylau. Finally, the last will conclude with Napoleon's brilliant victory at Friedland, sealing the end of the fourth coalition and leading to the signing of the famous Treaty of Tilsit.

After the magnificent Napoleon 1806, in an asymmetrical and taking style, in race against time mode, Napoleon 1807 arrives with promising intensity in a real strategic duel with more balanced armies. Replay History!