Very sluggish interface, especially as it takes a lot of training in the beginning, all the animations and transitions between scenes makes it very frustrating to enjoy.

No guidance at all, kind of get the concept, but sometimes single touch registers as a heavy slash, while some long lounges doesn't register as heavy hits. Makes it even harder to learn.

10 tips to win against moderate AI playing together with friend:
1. Remember to check on which side your teammate is
2. Build walls already in feudal age on the side your enemies
3. Secure closest point to the enemy to your walls with a castle as soon as Castle age comes.
4. Lock gates, when siege comes
5. Garrison couple of archers inside your towers and castles
6. Fetch relics as soon as possible, starting from enemy ones, in big maps, barricade them with wooden walls
7. Build market on the furthest point of your walled area, use trade carts
8. Remember to get early pikemen and spear throwers as they are cheap non-gold units
9. Build multiple scout cavalry and use them to explore early
10. Don't forget to lure and eat boars, dense food source

Cool, isometric RPG, that brings blast from the past. Joins multiple genres and is fun till the very end.

Played together with my 14yo daughter sitting next to me. Very exciting. Much kid friendly. (:

Finally a game where no one held a hand with tutorials or narration - everything was up for a player to interpret and decide, how to play.

Well, the game was cool, felt like developers did a lot of work to immerse players in their world.

The new Dune looks okay, but all I could do is barely finish tutorial missions. Game crashes as soon as one map finishes and another map is being attempted at starting up. Basically, unplayable without restarts. Beginning a big campaign is lagging like a hell, even tho it's just menus and it crashes as soon as I begin anything.

Lot of tiny stuff to consider, lot of tiny stuff not explained. Pushed to make decisions about choosing some kind of advisors without telling what are they all about and really, they are just a portrait in the corner with couple of modifiers. Why are ones easy and others hard? Who knows.

Ehh, uninstall, let's look at it in a year or so.

PS: Why exactly this game needs 4 (i5) to 8 (i7) core processor again?