Unfortunately, the dev team seems to only rely on Steam Sales for an influx of players, while mainly ignoring the needs of the players the rest of the year. Updates frequently include "retexturing rocks" while game-breaking bugs are allowed to persist for weeks or even months on end (Picket Patrol).

They are more focused in bringing easy content (new flags, new uniforms, new textures) than living up to the promises of the original kickstarter campaign and beyond (200 player count, more maps, cavalry, etc).

They rely on this being the only entry in a niche game, while one or two competitors are quickly catching up to the development.

At this stage in the game, I would not buy in, and instead save your money for one of the other Civil War game projects in development.

Unfortunately, the dev team seems to only rely on Steam Sales for an influx of players, while mainly ignoring the needs of the players the rest of the year. Updates frequently include "retexturing rocks" while game-breaking bugs are allowed to persist for weeks or even months on end (Picket Patrol). They are more focused in bringing easy content (new flags, new uniforms, new textures) than living up to the promises of the original kickstarter campaign and beyond (200 player count, more maps, cavalry, etc). They rely on this being the only entry in a niche game, while one or two competitors are quickly catching up to the development. At this stage in the game, I would not buy in, and instead save your money for one of the other Civil War game projects in development.