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Hadean Tactics is a roguelike deckbuilding game fused with autobattler elements to create a unique strategy experience. Use your cards to influence the actions of your units and help your Hero defeat the Six Wings of Hell!
Shared features: Auto battler, Single-player, Strategy
Cybernetic Strategy is an elite, tactical Sci-Fi Auto Battler where you must craft a legion of Robots within the Dominion in order to be The Strongest. Calcuate the most superior strategies to triumph over all as you utilize the power of Magic, Armoury or Brute force to win!
Shared features: Auto battler, PvP, Single-player
Build a team of pixel monsters in a free-to-play strategy auto battler. Buy, merge, and equip your squad, discover powerful combinations, and turn battles around with unique abilities and ultimates. Can your team reach 10 wins?
Description in the source languageShared features: Auto battler, PvP, Single-player
An old-school turn-based fantasy RPG — 100% offline, no ads, no in-app purchases. Born from a novel and crafted over 500+ hours: 15+ heroes, 300+ skills, 70+ weapons and 53 bosses. No auto-battle, no pay-to-win. Win by strategy or lose. For those who miss real tactical RPGs.
Shared features: Auto battler, Single-player, Strategy
You are humanity's last hope in this tower auto battler inspired by the popular Warcraft 3 mod. Every 30 seconds eight new potential upgrade cards appear. Your build must turn the tower into a fortress while ever-stronger enemies close in. In Fortress mode, every run grants permanent upgrades.
Description in the source languageShared features: Auto battler, Single-player, Strategy
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