If you want to have fun playing a classic early 2000s RTS game, then America: No Peace Beyond The Line is that game. I played this game a lot when I was a kid. To me, what made this game fun to play was how certain units of each faction had certain abilities; like herding livestock, being capable of seeing camouflaged units or spike pits, or hijacking transport wagons and robbing banks or Catholic missions. This game is sort of unique, a lot of other games are either settlement building/management or just action, this game is a hybrid of the two. I remember that in a lot of the missions, you had to establishment a new settlement or expand a small existing one, defend your settlement from attacks from the other factions, and go achieve the mission objective, which usually was you train a militia or a small army and go "take out" the leader of another faction or destroy the headquarters building. When your civilian units take wood to the sawmill or food to the farm, those resources are automatically in your inventory, but when they take gold to the gold warehouse, transport wagons have to haul the gold from the gold warehouse to your headquarters building in order for you to get the gold in your inventory. There is a risk that your transport wagons could be hijacked by another faction, but you can hijack their's as well. Rifles and horses are also resources in the game. I do remember that there were a few minor glitches in this game, but they never bothered me a lot. I have not played this game in many years and yearn to play it again. I have tried to download this game from other lesser known websites, but the download would not even start with any of them. If GOG can blow the dust off of this good old classic and bring it back to life, I would greatly appreciate it and I am sure a lot of other folks would too.