It's a solid real-time tactics battle and campaign map strategy game but be willing to deal with some bugs and not the greatest AI. This might not appeal to you if you aren't already into the American Civil War. Buy it on sale if you are interested.

Get it if they ever fix it, or if it goes on sale for $2.99

This game has so much potential that its current state hurts me. I can not recommend it as it is not finished. A function so basic as an attack order does not work properly; units will not chase or engage routing enemies when ordered, instead moving to where the fleeing unit was when the order was given, only to then stop and do nothing.

The unique command system is excellent in that it adds realism and imposes extra challenges for the player; in an era before radios or even field telephones, we must now wait for someone to carry our orders to our units before they can respond - we must now rely upon the initiative of our commanders, who have their own AI, to respond to changing situations. As part of this system, when issuing orders, a small menu is meant to appear that allows the player to add modifiers to this order, such as telling units to wait for a signal or a designated time, so that attacks are coordinated to launch together rather than in a piecemeal fashion. Unfortunately, this menu often simply does not appear.

The UI is workable, though not optimal; for example, I would like the OOB to appear in a side-window so that I can use it to select formations and issue orders, without having to open and close a pop-up window that blocks the center of the screen.