
Battle across procedurally generated levels in this retro Strategy RPG. Move troops in real time and watch battles play out where preparation and strategy are key. Customize new games in tons of different ways and levels of difficulty to play the way you want.
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Fun game. Lots of options to customize your army. The game play is fairly simple and the AI is very predictable, but its still a good challenge. The supply mechanic is where the basic challenge comes in, because the AI doesn't need to worry about supplies (although they generate even faster if they get them. I struggled a bit with the supply limit until figured out how to Retrain and Vacation units. Retraining is make all your units godlike eventually, but is also reduces their level by 3. Once they are Experts you can no longer train, but you can still Vacation to drop their level. Keeping levels reasonably low is a good idea because supply cost is based on the highest level unit in a group. So by judiciously Retraining/Vacationing units that have gotten too high you can keep supply costs manageable while continuing to improve the units. Also, don't forget to figure out a good perk path (multi-classing) for each guy.
I was seeking a Ogre Battle-like game. I found me one. And a GOOD one to say the least. I've only found 2 downsides to this game which are: Classes are generic af, their visuals, i mean. Not a problem per se, but it just looks weird. And the infinite enemy reinforcement system, which you can fine-tune a liiiiiitle bit in your game save's preferences. Overall I'm having so much fun remembering the good ol' OB64 times. Thank you for that nostalgia feeling, devs. :)
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