: Players on Steam report that the game requires technical workarounds (like adding specific .dll files) to run smoothly on modern operating systems like Windows 10/11. Player Perspectives
: The game moves away from traditional resource gathering. You manage "flows" of resources (wood, iron, mana) that generate gold. Deficits in resources simply drain your gold per minute, while surpluses don't stockpile, keeping the focus on territory control rather than base-building. Kohan: Immortal Sovereigns
: Instead of controlling individual units, you command companies (squads) led by a captain or a Kohan hero . You customize these squads with frontline, support, and leader units to create tactical synergies. : Players on Steam report that the game
: The single-player campaign is sometimes criticized for being too tightly scripted and occasionally slower than the more frantic skirmish or multiplayer modes. Deficits in resources simply drain your gold per
: While functional, the graphics were considered "flat" even at release, and the voice acting is frequently described as mediocre or even "terrible".
: Critics and players alike have lauded the AI for its unusual competence, noting it avoids predictable mass attacks and instead uses feints, flanking, and strategic trade-offs like sacrificing small towns to win larger engagements. Common Criticisms