Defended a cornfield with 100 other people. After an extended firefight, and many casualties, the Union decided to charge our lines. Our CO called to fix bayonets, and sounded a counter charge. I then found myself in a brutal melee with 180+ people screaming nonsense in poor renditions of various forced accents, until a cannonball vaporized me and the 20 other people around me.

10/10

Easily best Civil War game I'm aware of. When server is >200 players, definitely a big jump in quality of game play.

worst game a played ever felt like i was in slow motion and ran like ♥♥♥♥

GRAPHICS- 9/10 close enough to the real thing for me.
SOUND- 10/10 eargasmic volley fire, as if 1000 firecrackers busted a nut in my ear then left me with tinnitus.
ATMOSPHERE- 10/10 I've literally never been more immersed in a game than when I'm playing this one it feels so locked into its own time period that I start up talking like a crazed yokel lol.
PLAYER NUMBERS ARE LOW- 6/10 best way to experience this game's PvP is to join a relatively chill Regiment through the game's discord

-This game is good if you like dying in a line with a buncha screaming men and constantly getting bad COs on public servers lol honestly this game needs to keep its Halloween PvE mode as a permanent game mode as it would allow for players to take a break from the PvP for a bit instead of taking a break from the game entirely. I know I'd be clocking a lot more hours on this game if the PvE was always available to me. also if you're one of those players that thinks the VIDEO GAME needs to be as realistic as possible for reenactment or simulation purposes and the PvE will ruin the point of the game; I whole heartily disagree with your selfish play style and think by having a larger variety of player choice will result in an increase in player numbers and play time. 8/10

After playing War of Rights for over a year and half, there is no other black-powder civil war game better on the market. This game has it all; realistic guns, an interactive character & uniform customization, working artillery, an engaged community, and frequent updates. If you're looking for a black-powder game on the market you should pick up War of Rights.

one of the best of games i have played in a decade

An incredible game that's gotten even better over the years. Bug fixes and patches, new maps and the addition of new assets has made this game outstanding. The detail of customization you can give your soldier, from different hairstyles to skin to uniforms, as well as the historical and geological accuracy set the experience above everything else. Not only that, but there is true freedom of speech and opinion. You'll find the most annoying SJW Redditors screeching about they want to kill right wing people going bayonet to bayonet with a drunken boomer laughing at them and calling them names to make them seethe more. If you find a good group of players to settle in with, you'll feel right at home. Teamkilling is punished and trolls are slapped around.

This game is about realism, accuracy, discipline and teamwork. In all of those aspects, it delivers fantastically. Don't forget to sign up for artillery practice. It's a hoot and takes real skill.

Deo Vindice.

Good game, good graphics, buggy but not to the extent that it is unplayable. In the couple hours I played, the toxicity and purposeful team killing was rampant. This was one of those games I have been wanting to buy for years but never pulled the trigger on and I am sad to be let down. Go spend your money on Holdfast: Nations at War if you want a community that is fun, lighthearted, and full of good vibes. You will not find that here.

I strongly recommend the game for enjoyers of historical warfare, or for people that want a game to goof off on.

Play the Union if you're a sweat and hate fun.
Play the Confederacy if you like to have fun (and occasionally say racial slurs).

Awesome game! , YE YE YE YE !!