Cossacks Anthology

Problem with launch and change resolution. As I remember game was good, but remaster has technical problem. And Gog.com closed my technical request before I can answer on their question.

I bought it mainly because the overall rating of 4.4 is very high. It might be okay for people who played it back in the day, but I couldn't get into it at all. I play a lot of old games, so I already expected it to be very different to modern games. It could've dealt with the graphics, but everything about this game feels wrong to me. Sound design, unit control, gameplay in general,... I'd avoid it. On the other hand it's quite cheap, especially when it's on sale. So you don't lose much when you deside to check it out yourself.

I've been hooked on this game for 14 years. I still play it today. If you like RTS I don't think you can go wrong with this one... especially at the price. If I had to choose from my current library only one game to keep this one would be it. I love it. LOVE IT.

Solo players: you can definitly buy it! it's a great game LAN multi players: Don't buy it, multiplayers games are unplayable: the game is running too fast since the game speed depends on your CPU speed... That's insane but it's true. Not gog.com fault, tough. But I think that a warning should be displayed I would appreciate if someone could suggest a workaround (excluding downclocking my CPU...)

Great games these, but sadly they do not operate correctly on the latest version of windows 10. European wars won't load into the game, menu works well but that's about it. Back to war you can play, but the giving of commands doesn't work. For example: You select a group of men and order them to move to a point, maybe half will move and the rest stay still - or none of them move. You select a spawn point for a barracks, they just mass outside the door still. This didn't happen on the original game so not sure why it's happening here, but it makes it insanely hard to try and order your men to attack. Thankfully this is so cheap it doesn't really matter, but it's a shame.