Choose your faction and test your skill in this one-player tactical masterpiece, where positioning is everything! Clear forests, pave roads, knock enemies into pits, yank them out from behind their defenders, before the Business Demons burn it all down!
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Tactical freedom during combat like rarely seen before: Manipulating procedural map terrains, using unit synergies and other bumps and bounces is fun and rewarding. Cherry on top: The unusual Factions and units are a breath of fresh air.
This is the best Tactics game I've ever played. If you enjoy tactics games you owe it to yourself to give this one a try. If you enjoy the idea of a tactics games but found all the ones you've tried before lacking this is the one you've been looking for. On the surface it's just an ordinary tile based tactics game but it's the details where this shine. All the units are really well designed unique and all come with 1-3 interesting abilities. The factions are all just really coherent and all the units within just have so many interesting synergies with each other. The gameplay also isn't just repetitive hitting the same enemies with the same attacks over and over again. You actually gotta use the abilities wisely and take all the different environmental effects into consideration which makes it so that even after 174 hours I can't fall into a routine at the higher difficulties and have to keep using that noggin. It also offers a variety of gamemodes: There is a story campaign, a sort of smaller scale XCOM style campaign and my personal favorite, the ability to just play a quick scenario at one of 20 different difficulty levels.
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There's some interesting ideas when it comes to skills, and combos. But I really felt bored by the actual battles. The lack of an undo button was frustrating, and when I came across the fourth potato soldier, I wondered why I should even care about getting more men on my team. Especially if they are the same exact one. The endless spawn of the enemy was not an enjoyable game mechanic either. Also, there seemed to be no way to surrender in a battle, even though it was obvious you were going to lose. So I had to keep clicking end turn over and over until the enemy would stop being dumb, and actually kill me. Overall, it just couldnt pull me in.
A charming, light-hearted tactics game with a ridiculous amount of complexity in how units interact. The tutorial and first campaign starts you off with the basics, but nearly every match you're learning new and interesting ways to combine your units powers and positioning. It can be a little frustrating if you're not able to capture the flags as quickly as possible, with the game dragging on but you're in a losing position. Overall though, a refreshingly fun and deep tactics game.
Fight factions in brutal turn-based battles and capture flags to defeat them. This challenging strategy game has beautiful visuals and offers endless replay value due to the randomly generated maps! https://youtu.be/VTvSa4TPdM8
absolutely terrible mess of pixels
I did not play a lot, but I can see I'll play more than Wargroove because games are much faster: around 15~20min which is perfect for me. There is nice humor, each unit is pretty fun to play. I would say it's in a nice spot between Wargroove and Into the Breach (♥♥♥).
Fun game. What other game allows you to pit Demons vs Potatoes? In all seriousness, I enjoyed the simplicity of the game, as well as some of the combos you can go for when you mix and match different unit abilities. All of this wrapped up in a hilarious and zany story line. A solid, competent game and a decent introduction to the tactics genre.
From a technical design and balance point of view, this is pretty good, but I don't really feel compelled to play it as I think there are better tactics games out there.
not heroes 3.
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