It is a nice thing that the gaming industry is still one where critical acclaim can still get you another swing at the plate, as you can now find Kohan 2: Kings of War on store shelves now. I think it has something a little more to it: Kohan was a game that required real strategy to be employed in a genre of games that claimed to be strategic when really they were micro-managing click-fests. That in it of itself doesn’t explain Kohan’s commercial failure.
Kohan used 2D sprites in a day when the jump to polygon speed was being made. On the face of it, the problem was simple. I cannot explain why Kohan didn’t do better than it had. A little while back Strategy First brought out what has been hailed as one of the least appreciated games of all time: Timegate Studio’s Kohan: The Immortal Sovereigns.
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