I have played Warsong all the way through several times since first playing it in the early 1990's. It is a challenge at first but once you refine your strategy it becomes less difficult. The quest line is linear but there are different routes available in character customization. The customization helps with the replay value given there are multiple generals to control throughout the game and different upgrade options with each general. If you like turn based strategy games with big battles this is a very fun game. It takes a good amount of time to get through all twenty levels and once you lose a general in battle they are gone for good so save it often. You can really only lose one general (not counting Baldarov) if you plan on beating the game which makes careful planning and execution a must. The game never gets old for me and is one of my favorites of all time; I would even go as far saying I would rather play it than many newer strategy games because it is difficult and simple at the same time. The difficulty comes in making good decisions in battle as opposed to mastering tons of different button mashing techniques. The ease comes with the simplicity in executing all moves on the game which doesn't overwhelm newer players. Play Warsong, it is as simple as that!!!!

This game is pretty good, had fun playing this, good review on it btw

Never heard of it. Nice review! Great to know you liked it. I might try it in the future.