Militia 2

Just a simple review to big up a small developer making some incredibly well designed (if slightly ugly) games. Played the first Militia and loved it so i bought this. I have other games by the same team that are also excellent. It's a tactics/puzzle game following a chess type ruleset. You get 3 pieces who all have different powers with the aim of killing the enemy units; specifically the "captains". It's randomly set up each time and the difficulty goes up as you win and decreases if you lose. Other people have described it better but just wanted to give a positive review as the game seems to be criminally underplayed by people and would love more people to play it and the other games. 8/10

An excellent turn-based tactics game that improves upon the original militia in every way. Quite possibly the best brain good game yet. It's a shame so few people have played it. I would highly recommend this game to anyone who enjoys Into The Breach. The game is very simple but also has plenty of depth. You begin on a randomized board of enemies with three units. Your goal is to kill all of the enemies with stars on them. It's a constant struggle of keeping your own units alive while also trying to finish off the enemies with stars before time runs out. The game pushes you to make the most of every turn. The game offers two modes to play in: Push World and Beam World. In push world your units are specialized around pushing enemies around the map. You can push them off the board or into ponds. There are also spikeballs on the map that you can push to knock out whole rows of enemies. Pushing your own units refreshes them which allows them to attack again. This really gives you the opportunity to stretch out every turn. In beam world your units are focused around shooting beams to kill enemies. Mirrors are spread around the map that you can use to make your beams hit further. Beams, like pushes, also refresh your units. So what are you waiting for? Get the game and try to rank up in the leaderboard because this game could really use some competition.