What you can expect- good and bad.
First of all, I would like to say two things: this is an interesting game, but not designed as well as it could be.
It's charming. No one can disagree that the random, lengthy, sometimes flippant remarks the serfs constantly make or one of the character's "YEEEEEEEESSSSSS!!!" screams doesn't make the game funny at the very least. Sure, hearing these over and over can get old, but the terrible voice acting is enjoyable. The story is a bit cliche, but that's what you get in Medieval RTS games 90% of the time. The maps are very interesting most of the time, however, and the mix of gameplay- especially early on- keeps the interest alive. It's what you would expect in terms of building bases and units though, nothing really special there.
It still has flaws, though. There are no rally points to buildings and combat can be a bit annoying when your troops decide to salsa waltz instead of fight. There are times when it feels like you're just harvesting materials to get the best stuff, especially in the late game, and then throwing 500 soldiers against the enemy. The voices do get repetitive and are sometimes annoying, but that's all in how you take it.
All in all, it's worth playing through at least the first half. It has charm and can entertain for at least a little while. I couldn't make this a 4 star because of the issues and the slight boredom towards the end, but it's at least a 3.5.
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