The tutorial is pretty basic, it's about as straightforward and bare bones as a strategy game can get. You can move and attack and those actions require 'action points', you can spawn more units (up to 6) using points you get each turn (up to 10)... and doing so will take an 'action point'.
There's no time limit in the multiplayer so a typical match can vary widely in time, I had games that lasted 10 turns and one that lasted 50. Essentially you win if you kill the other player's starting unit... and you lose if they kill your's (obviously). Be warned if both you and the other player are strident defensive players, a lot of the time can be spent retreating and chasing each other until one of you dies of old age. I had a game that wouldn't end, so I surrounded my main unit with my other ones and performed perhaps the first suicide in this game just so the game could finally be over with (friendly fire is turned on). Aside from that... games are typically fun when both players are aggressively pursuing a kill.
Finding a game might take a while, depending if whether or not this game will get a player base, and there's no telling how long that base will even last... my guess is that it will completely fizzle in about a month if not a week. But if you reading this, it might be already too late. In which case your not really missing out on an essential experience, this game invents nothing new and it plays like the countless other strategy games that came before it, which isn't a bad thing if your into these types of games. For the price it's worth a try... you might actually find meaning in your life playing this.
Not really.
