Napoleon: Total War: The Peninsular Campaign Review: Wellington
Party  Lots of people complained that Napoleon: Total War was
more of an expansion pack than a full game. Does that make The
Peninsular Campaign an expansion pack for an expansion, then?
Yes. But that's not as weird, or as awful as it sounds, as
thankfully this time around developers The Creative Assembly
have released an expansion in the truest sense of the word, with
The Peninsula Campaign - a battle for Iberia between French and
Allied forces - short in scope and low on price.  Short, Sharp -
Full Total War campaigns can last for days, even weeks at a
time. Between Empire and Napoleon, for example, I've clocked in
over 200 hours of single-player conquest. But sometimes you
don't have days or weeks. This is where Peninsular excels, as it
takes the core gameplay of Total War and shrinks it to a small
map with reduced baggage, meaning you can finish the campaign in
a single afternoon's play if all goes well.  Guerrillas In The
Mist - Peninsular