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Description
Battle Above the Clouds is the 8th game in the award-winning Great Campaigns of the American Civil War (GCACW) series. This is the first game covering a western theater campaign and will serve as the core area for a series of maps covering the entire corridor from Nashville, Tennessee to Atlanta, Georgia. The game includes both the Chickamauga campaign of August/September, 1863 and the Chattanooga campaign of October/November of the same year.
Game Info
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PublisherMulti-Man Publishing
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DesignerEd Beach, Mike Belles
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ArtistNicolé¡s Eskubi, Charles Kibler, Mort Kénstler
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Year of Release2010
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Number of Players2-2
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Play Time (Minutes)180
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