Another big bummer I found was that you can turn off the battle animations, and leave the walking animations on, but not the other way around. I can see each piece walk once, and get enough of the good animations, but I would have liked to keep the battles on. After a game you see a short animation of the two men you see at the beginning of the game sitting in a tent. One of them has to win and the other isn't too happy about it, but there really isn't anything special about it. The weird thing is, the animation is the same if you win or lose.
Sound effects are minimal.
You can enable ambient sound like birds chirping, etc. and battle animations have good sword clashing sounds but there really isn't much else to it. The Verdict For all the great games of Stratego I have played, the PC version just doesn't do justice to the board game. The new game variations are fun, but the clunky interface and appalling computer AI ultimately make this a title not worth the money. The only real advantage here is that you can't lose any of the playing pieces in the computer game. The new variations include options for up to four player games.