The AI is weak in the game and poses no challenge, but you may find it hard to win due to bad pathfinding of your units. However, they may become too powerful, even powerful enough to do their job themselves without an army to help. You can also produce heroes, which become stronger after getting some experience. This limits you army size, prevents early rush, and make you strike balance between the number of your villagers and the number of warriors. Besieger has most of the features of a good RTS and surprised us with a lot of nice improvements: now you do not simply clone units in a barrack, but you need to take a worker and convert him into a warrior.

The music of the game did not touch us: it lacks dramatism and sounds as if it was taken from some opera play but not an RTS in historic/fantasy setting. You can move you camera as you wish to see the battle from any angle. Textures, interface elements, backgrounds, and special effect look quite pleasing. We were impressed with game s graphics: you can zoom out so far that a large area of the 3D map becomes visible with many small objects on it. You act a leader of medieval Wiking warriors and fight with Cimmerians and fantastic beasts.

Well designed, but with minor AI faults and disbalances, this real time strategy is technically well on the level for its release year 2004, but for some reasons it is still not a hit.

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