
You are the legendary Minos Strategos (general of the ancient city of Minos)! Command the defenders of the temple by harnessing the power of specific battle formations to push back the Minotaur hordes. Minos Strategos is a quick single-player strategy game with a focus on elegance and clarity.
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Languages: English
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This is excellent, like all the rest of the BrainGoodGames games I've tried. Only complaint is that the default mode has a timer per move.
I have been waiting for this game and it does not dissapoint! There are a bunch of different modes, the choices are interesting, and I get to feel like a baller when I make sick plays. Godd job brain good games, impressed as always ^.^
You basically just move a piece each turn, capture, and try to hold spaces against respawning minotaurs. You get to play a card or use another ability each turn. Simple and elegant, very challenging and rewarding, but not overwhelming either.
Quick to play, interesting strategic decisions, easy to understand. The UI can be a bit cumbersome sometimes, but overall okay. Compared to Axes and Acres this game gets challenging quicker, which I like.
Singleplayer Tash Kalar with an ever-increasing difficulty. Move your stones across the board and onto victory point locations. Enemy minotaurs (and, eventually, other creatures) come in from the sides of the board to kill your stones and claim the victory point locations for themselves. Kill them and they'll respawn. An individual round only takes a couple of minutes, and if you win enough, it gets harder- more minotaurs and more score required to clear the board. You get a handful of cards that each have a strong, specific effect that requires your stones to be in a given position. You can only use one card per turn, so choose carefully. The game is both brilliant and simple, and I highly recommend it to anybody who likes tactical strategy games.
Absolutely love this game, the best thing to come out of BrainGoodGames so far holy moly!!! After playing just an hour and trying to walk away from it, I found myself picturing the board and thinking of mock-scenarios for the next time. I can't even fathom how someone can come up with all the intricate rules that fit just so perfectly.
isnt worth the price
Minos Strategos is really really fun, its hard to tell from the graphics, but its a fun strategy game
I bought this game but quickly got bored with it. Wouldn't recommend.
This game is quite fun to play. I'm not sure I fully understand everything in the game yet nor how to determine the best decisions. You simply can't concentrate on destroying minotaurs or other enemies because they will overrun you. It does seem like there's a lot of luck involved when playing. Still, it's a fun little game to boot up and play a for a few minutes at a time.
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