Warlords Battle Simulator

Nice relaxing game, I think the resource pools are really low on the beginning of each new faction mission start maps. Adventure mode was way more fun, but I cant unlock the last faction, but overall still fun. For the price point, its a good deal.

五个小时就解决了孩子们，实在是太过简单了，全部拿重弩和远程，然后拿点而坦克拉扯拉扯，这种游戏简直简单的不行，我简直是游戏高手

When I first played the demo several months ago, I probably only would have recommended this game to people I personally know who also like this genre. I recently picked this game up during the winter sale, after two large updates since I had previously played, and now I feel that it's a good entry into the genre that autobattler/roguelike fans should pick up. One of the large updates added 3 new playable factions to the game with their own units and flair. I won't say that the mechanics are particularly groundbreaking there, but the added variety adds a ton of replayability and build customization. The second added the ability to give preferences to your units for whom they should be attacking. This is a bit rudimentary of a feature but again adds to viability of different build types and gives the player more agency. The main reason you should buy this game is that there just aren't many like it. It's a bit of a rough foray into the genre, but it's clear the developers understand what makes these type of games interesting and fun, always wanting to play one more battle to see what the next upgrade is. They innovated first and have then been consistently responding to feedback and adding quality of life and content in a way that is building a very full and engaging experience. When I first bought the game, I struggled with a specific mission and joined the discord to get some help. I managed to get good and beat the mission before I actually had to ask, but at the same time I noticed a bug that was causing a problem for me. I posted about it, and on that same day one of their devs messaged me personally and helped me resolve the issue. It's a bit of a small thing but it shows that the developer stands behind their game and genuinely wants us to enjoy it and be able to play it and have fun. I'll always support small development teams and this one has shown me that they care about their products, and I'm going to check more of their games out as a result.