
Kohan: Immortal Sovereigns is the first game in the award-winning real time strategy series. Awarded “RTS Game of the Year” by PC Gamer and Computer Games Magazine, Immortal Sovereigns is a real-time strategy game set in a fantasy world where you take on the role of an immortal known as the Kohan.
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Kohan: Immortal Sovereigns is the first game in the ground-breaking, award-winning real time strategy series. Awarded “RTS Game of the Year” by PC Gamer and Computer Games Magazine, Immortal Sovereigns is a real-time strategy game set in a fantasy world where you take on the role of an immortal known as the Kohan. Your race once ruled the world but was devastated in a series of massive cataclysms. As an immortal, you have reawakened to a new world unlike the one you once knew. Now you must come to grips with your past glory, your present hardship, and your future destiny. If you are to return your race to their rightful glory, you must solve the mystery of their destruction.
Full length single-player campaign.
Multiplayer supports up to 8 players who can choose to play as one of four factions, all struggling for supremacy in a war-torn world.
Over 40 unique units.
Wage war in multiple environments that include lush forest, rolling hills, and barren desert.
Scores of magical spells ranging from protective blessing to devastating fireballs.
Fully functional editor with random map generator that allows players to custom make their own campaigns, single scenarios, and even death match maps.
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Languages: English
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fun slow paced rts not without its challenge though, gotta secure the map early to win even the early campaign
Found this gem of a game by chance. Really unique, plays like real-time CIV or Endless Legend. I have seen people still running MP matches, so there even is a online crowd! The single player Campaign is diverse and interesting, the story is generic fantasy with some heavy middle eastern influences (in a standart fantasy skin). The missions reward exploration, the company systems is really fun to play around with and additional units diversity through captured settlements brings new possibilities almost all missions. I can fully recommend this game! Side note - there are some patches needed for newer systems, but they are easy to find.
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同年的美好回忆,终于可以购买了
Nice little game to play. Enjoy!
Sometimes childhood memories are best left as memories. Having enjoyed Kohan as a kid I happily picked up the game on Steam expecting a rush of childhood nostalgia. That lasted for the hour or two it took me to get through the tutorial and the first mission of the campaign. Then I got to the second mission and all that nostalgia disappeared into frustration. Mind you, I’m playing the SECOND mission in the campaign on NORMAL difficulty. What I encountered was a computer opponent that can recruit endless swarms of companies that will blot out the sun. By the time I threw in the towel the computer opponent was well into their seventy-something squad. Again, I’m playing the SECOND mission in the campaign on NORMAL difficulty. To add insult to injury, the computer cheats. Your squads need to be within the supply zone of an unbesieged town or fortress in order to regenerate, something that’s just a bit hard to do when the enemy is launching more squads at you than Ukraine launches drones. Not so for the computer, whose squads can resupply in the middle of a forest hundreds of miles away from their nearest settlement. Must be nice! Neutral creatures won’t even attack your computer opponent, you know, just to give you an additional little kick in the sack. If this is what the second mission of the campaign is like on normal difficulty, I’m good. Sitting in LA traffic would be less frustrating and provide a greater sense of progress.
its alright little hard though
Fun
No possibility to change the video settling and it is so laggy that it is not wort the money it cost.
immortal game
Absolutely Unplayable
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