I think - despite the inconclusive ending - that this was a better showing for Blucher than the Aspern-Essling game. There was a lot of maneuver in this, and the Austrians probably made a good choice about not defending too far forward. If I could wish for anything, it would be more FoW in the system; I think the fact that everything is at least somewhat visible leads to a level of caution that might not be historically accurate. That probably matters a lot more in a meeting engagement like this than in a set piece battle.
Of course, adding more FoW would complicate and lengthen the game, and that counter to what Blucher is all about. Overall, Blucher really is quickly becoming my go-to system for Napoleonic miniature gaming.