Prix Militia
Militia is a tight turn-based strategy game that brings the thrill of victory to single-player. It's simple to pick up, and from the moment you start, you'll be learning and improving -- building your skills, learning new strategies, and ranking up on the single player ladder.




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| Boutique | Plateforme | Conseillé | Prix | Réduction | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MacGameStoreMeilleur prix | PC | 5,16 € | 2,05 € | -60% | Voir l'offre |
La meilleure offre dématérialisée du moment est à 2,05 € sur MacGameStore. Son prix le plus bas jamais observé est de 1,99 €.
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À propos de Militia
Militia is a bite-sized turn-based strategy game that brings the thrill of victory to single-player. It's simple to pick up, and from the moment you start, you'll be learning and improving -- building your skills, learning new strategies, and ranking up on the single player ladder. And as you do, the game evolves with you, providing a worthy challenge every time. Militia also features procedurally generated levels so the challenge stays fresh. In Militia, you are the leader of a small troop of warriors, mages and cavalry and attempt to rout the local marauding banditry by dispatching their captains. Gameplay is turn based; on your turn you can issue one command to each of your units, and then the enemies each move on their turn according to strict and transparent movement rules. NOTE: Includes Dark World expansion content for free (The Dark World is a separate and advanced game mode with its own heroes, enemies and ladder). "[Militia] might be the best single player strategy game I've played this year." -Keith Burgun (Lead designer of Auro, Dinofarm Games) "Militia is potentially a true star for strategy gamers." - PlayPlayFun "Really digging this so far. It's like a party-based Hoplite." - IndieGameHunt (Game Jolt editor) "It's like chess. Except much better." - Game Jolt review











