Kohan: Immortal Sovereigns 2001

Is it still worth playing?

TimeGate Studios' 2001 real time strategy game for Windows, set in a high fantasy world where immortal beings called Kohan fight. It has a long single player campaign and skirmish maps for multiplayer or against the computer. Your army is made of companies and not of individual soldiers. Each company is led by a Captain, has four front line units and up to two kinds of support unit. Once a battle starts every unit fights on its own, though a company that keeps one unit alive can resupply to full strength. Gold is the one resource you can stockpile, while stone, wood, iron and mana support the military, and if their production falls short your gold income drops to make up for it. Settlements decide which units a company can include and how many companies you can support. Commanding companies keeps a large army easy to read, and that clarity still matters.