
Lead your faction to conquer a divided island. Each battlefield presents new challenges as you play cards to deploy your troops. Test your skills solo or online in this turn-based strategy game.
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Cendovia Uprising is a turn-based tactical combat game. Play cards to deploy your troops, then advance your army across the battlefield. You must destroy the enemy's leader before they destroy yours. Navigate changing terrain as you fight among ten factions to conquer Cendovia. Customize your deck for each engagement.
Cendovia Uprising offers 4 play modes:
Training Mode (PvE): complete training sessions that guide you through the battle mechanics. Then compete in practice battles to get a taste of combat.
Campaign Mode (PvE): plot your course across Cendovia as you compete in a series of battles to conquer the island.
Scrimmage Mode (PvE): play stand-alone matches against NPCs of your choosing.
Online Mode (PvP): battle against others online in public or private matches or tournaments.

Your cards have a wide variety of attributes that influence their abilities. Learn the powers of each card by reading their stats. Manage your resources to ensure you can fund your battles. And watch replays of any of your matches to study your tactics to improve your strategy. Or just relive your glorious victories.
Your deck consists of your leader, starters, and reserves. Every battle begins with only your leader on the battlefield and your starter cards in your hand. In subsequent turns, you draw cards from your reserves. Tailoring your decks to match the terrain and your opponent can aid in combat.

There are over 50 unique battlefields spread across the island of Cendovia. While they are all grid based, they vary in size and terrain. A wide variety of terrain effects present both obstacles and opportunities.
In campaign mode, when you capture a territory you gain access to its facilities, which can help you fund and strengthen your army.

It's 2074. A decade has passed on the remote island of Cendovia since the robot uprising. With great struggle against that uprising, humanity eventually had gained the upper hand against the robotic Takan Guard. After surrounding the robots in the center of the island, the people became embroiled in territorial disputes amongst themselves. Despite most factions sharing Vergenessa as their common goddess, their distinct ideologies kept them apart.
A civil war known as The Fracturing ensued. When the dust settled, ten factions, including the Takan Guard, divided the island into ten regions. A tenuous peace descended allowing the inhabitants to rebuild. Slowly and quietly they prepared for a return to hostilities. Now, Cendovia finds itself on the brink of another civil war and your people must again fight for their survival.
Cendovia Uprising comes with over 200 unique cards which is more than enough for any playstyle you choose. Play as any of the 10 factions. All players start with the same set of cards. There are no loot boxes and it's not pay to win.
While all these cards are available to you in scrimmage and online modes, in campaign mode you start with a small set of cards in your deck and gain more as you progress. Campaign mode is the only mode in which you can mix fighters from different factions into the same deck.
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Languages: English
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Знакомство с механикой игры https://youtu.be/Xod5CEnj4jw Неплохая тактическая игра с элементами карточной механики.
Hey, why infinity loading screen in the campaign mode?, Not to mention that I quit and played the entire campaign with just one faction, how come? :) he even gave me the achievement for it :)
(ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ*:・゚✧ https://youtu.be/OVbQbC7tWSA
This game really captures the tension of XCOM's positioning-based combat mixed in with a deck builder, with territorial control mechanics kinda like Risk. Because of this, it can feel super rewarding when your carefully constructed strategy succeeds. The learning curve is significant, but its worth it if you love these kinds of games. Cendovia Uprising feels very complete for an early access game. There are plenty of cards to choose from and the game really makes you think. If you’re into deep strategy games, this is a neat twist on the genre, but if you're into simple card games, this might not be your thing. It’s far more a tactical combat game than a card game. I’m looking forward to the addition of campaign stories and eager to see how this game evolves.
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