Napoleon imitates the ease of card play in an action filled interactive environment. An atmosphere of elegance and excitement reminiscent of Monte Carlo is prominent in the game's rich and colorful graphics. Napoleon's graphics draw on good fortune icons found in cultures worldwide and include the Sun, the Crown, the Bee, and the Jester. A race against the clock keeps each game to under five minutes, with up to nine players competing against each other. Players have eight turns to achieve a high score with six sets of tiles, discarding and choosing tiles to build up the highest score possible.
Bonus turns that allow players to increase their scores reward successful moves.
Napoleon is the perfect break for anyone who loves a good round of addictive game-playing fun. The Station, which launched in early 1997, has quickly become one of the top online entertainment services as ranked by Media Matrix. Founded in 1995, Boxerjam Productions quickly earned recognition as one of the original developers of games created specifically for interactive computer play. The company's founders have a rich history in developing and distributing game shows. Sony Corporation of America is a subsidiary of Sony Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo.