Lead your orc tribe in turn-based strategy gameplay after humans attack your peaceful group. Elect a leader to protect the village through calculated raids on enemy clusters and caravan robberies. Gather resources to boost tribe strength, then deploy effective planning and tactics against humans and their allies.
Manage a village hub for equipping fighters, training them further, and recovering stamina. Command eight character classes in procedurally generated missions split across multiple locations with prep phases in between. Dynamic battles reward quick movement, unit rotation for angle-based strike bonuses, stacking negative effects beyond damage, and nonlinear item boosts tied to fighter conditions-no artificial fight delays slow you down. Strategy fans who crave tactical depth and raid-driven progression will find their match.
Defense and Revenge is a turn-based strategy.
Orcs tribe lived calmly, but once group of tribesmans have been attacked by humans. It was decided to elect leader, who will be able to defend the village and to take revenge on aliens.
You can realize your plans by organizing regular raids on vulnerable groups of enemies, also it's possible to rob caravans. Obtained resources can be used for increase tribe's power. Effective strategy planning and tactical management will help to defeat humans and their allies.
Features:
- Village - allow to equip fighters, additional training, restore stamina.
- Eight classes of characters available.
- The costs of items, depending on demand.
- Procedurally generated missions.
- Missions are consists of several locations, before each it's additional phase of preparation.
- Items giving temporary effects have non-liner effectiveness depending on the initial state of the fighter.
- Negative effects not only deal damage, it's also have additional effects, effects will be stack.
- Battles are dynamic, motivate the player to actively move around the location and overcome it faster.
- Excluded the artificial delay of fights in order to restore their parameters.
- In addition to the location on the battlefield, the unit’s rotation is also very important, strikes from different angles have an additional bonus.
