Warlords Battle Simulator

Low quality graphics, poorly coded, no info about how dps works, no info about piercing or melee damage, would be great in 1998, but not worth it in 2024

Dont be fooled by devs. It is not a battle simulator. There is absolutely no tactic in this game. Your units are retarded and always goes for nearest enemies. You can not flank, you can not give them orders - nothing. It is a game based on luck. If you get good random perks you will finish a game regardless of units. Dont waste your time. It is more a sand box than a game. I am really dissapointed and will refund this "game" now.

the bad omen simply feels bad, remove it.

I like this kind of game, but come on, why no formation strategies? There are some buffs and debuffs for each faction, but even if you play as greenskin, which buffs you if you keep going to battles, sometimes you're forced to pick between random event and shop which will debuff you, makes no sense. Missions feels harder than they should because, again, you can't create strategies other than where you place units, but if you can't flank enemies with swift units, what's the point? the target system also is really bad, not only sometimes the units keep walking while enemies are attacking because it targeted some other random enemy that's not even in range, but it left some enemies alive and go to some other point (specially bad if that unit is a ranged unit, it will keep attackin you, even though you tried to create some strategy to kill those). There are some bad game design decisions here and there, that stacks to a point where is not fun to keep playing the game anymore

Relatively short, but enjoyable auto-battler. Placement of units feels almost like programming when you choose target types and offer sacrificial units to direct parts of enemy forces. Enemy forces use always 'target closest' as far as I can tell - which simplifies problems, but nevertheless collection of missions was interesting. I almost wish there were roleplaying game like elements as currently this simulator feels limited. That or perhaps additional forces, but I doubt current stats would enable significantly more complexity. There's adventure mode - but it is essentially just growing your army and getting bonuses while fighting continuous battles until you face boss. It's workable campaign experience, but given how you develop your available unit selection, but not numbers of troops, experience feels abstracted. You don't have troops, but instead points spent on units pre-battle. Nevertheless I am happy having bought this game. It is a short and fun auto-battler experience with limited tactical complexity.

排兵布阵，弓箭第一。