BrainGoodGamesAug 8, 2019$7.99View on Steam ↗

Militia 2

Militia is back with more bite-sized strategy that evolves to match your skill! Beat back hordes of ruffians that challenge you in Beam and Push World!

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$5K

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Militia is back with more bite-sized strategy that evolves to match your skill! Rank up in both Push World and Beam World by using creative combinations of Militia to beat back the ruffians that challenge you!

Militia 2 features a host of intriguing new Militia and dastardly enemies, spread across two distinct and fascinating Worlds. In Push World, you'll cleverly reposition allies and enemies and dunk them into the water with a satisfying splash. Beam World has players reflecting magical beams with various interesting effects to help and hinder friend and foe alike.

Militia 2 is designed with clear and transparent rules for both your units and the enemies so you can spend your time focusing on your tactics rather than memorizing complicated rules.

Brought to you by the makers of Solar Settlers, Minos Strategos and Axes and Acres.

Praise for Militia 1:
"[Militia] might be the best single player strategy game I've played this year." -Keith Burgun (Lead designer of Auro, Dinofarm Games)
"Militia is potentially a true star for strategy gamers." - PlayPlayFun
"Really digging this so far. It's like a party-based Hoplite." - IndieGameHunt (Game Jolt editor)

Steam Reviews for Solar Settlers:
-"[Solar Settlers] strikes the balance between casual fun and strategic gameplay."
-"...a deep and challenging strategy game I would definitely recommend."
-"An absolute gem of tactics and strategy, in a tight little package of awesomeness."
-"This game is one of the best designed games I have played."
-"Surprisingly deep gameplay and heavily addictive!"
-"Every game from BrainGoodGames is now a must buy on release day for me."

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Recommended18h played1 found helpfulAug 2019

Militia 2 is a cool single player turn based abstract strategy game. It plays most like a kind of souped-up single player chess with a lot of extra mechanisms and unit types. Each turn you move your militia and try to knock out the bad guys; you have 3 "floors" you need to clear of captain units (marked with a star but otherwise much the same as regular units) within a turn limit in order to win a match. The monsters and assorted creeps you're up against either have to delay you enough so you run out of time, or eat all of your 3 brave militia men to defeat you. If you win, you rank up, and the game gets harder! Lose a couple of matches in a row and you rank down. There are two "worlds" with their own rankings and sets of pieces, an unranked practice mode for your rank anxiety, a weekly challenge where the goal is to clear as many floors as you can, and a timed mode which prevents you cogitating for hours on one move. All of this is tracked in high score lists so you can despair at how stupid you are. There's a wide variety of different pieces, all of which interact in interesting ways, leaving a lot of room for creativity. You've got spiked balls you can shove across the board, wiping everything in their path; you have the knights from Chess; you can nudge enemies off the board or onto pools of water; you've got units that wrap around, that can swap piece positions, shoot beams and teleport across the board - there's a lot going on here! One of the game's greatest strengths is how it consistently manages to produce surprising and fun interactions from these components. There's also a marked puzzle game feel, especially as the difficulty increases; as the number of foes go up, so the number of safe solutions go down, and the more you'll have to come up with some creative combo to escape intact. At low levels you can basically play the game on autopilot, but as the difficulty increases you start having to look at the board and think a lot more. Like chess, there's a significant element of looking a few moves ahead here. Boards are randomised each match, so no two games are alike - you will have different units on your side, different units on the enemy side, and all the positions on the board are randomised. This leads to some variation in how challenging the matches are, regardless of the rank you are at. It may be the case that at high ranks some boards will be unwinnable. Most importantly though, the game is fun. If you like puzzle, tactics or strategy games (particularly abstract ones) you should definitely pick this up!

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