About This Game

DaDa Wars is a casual real-time strategy game. Every battlefield is freshly generated: you start from empty ground, build up your camp, then personally lead your army to crush the enemy forces, destroy their base, and complete the quest.

Build a Base, Lead an Army

• We cut out the busywork of traditional RTS economy. You only need to think about two things: where your buildings go, and where your workers go. Adjacent buildings boost each other, so placement directly shapes your output — and decides which build you'll run this game.

• No micro required in combat either. Your soldiers fight on their own: melee holds the front line, archers stay in the back. Just box-select a squad, point it at a landmark to capture or a target to attack, and save your attention for the big strategic calls.

Unit Synergy

• A good lineup isn't your strongest units thrown together — it's units that cover each other's weaknesses.

• Tanks soak up damage up front so your archers have room to work. As long as the front line holds, the archers keep firing instead of being chased around.

• The Cryomancer and the Lightning Shaman make a great pair: the Cryomancer slows and freezes enemies in place; once they're bunched up, the Lightning Shaman unleashes Chain Lightning for maximum damage. One controls the field, the other cleans it up.

Terrain

• Terrain isn't just scenery — use it well and you'll save a lot of soldiers.

• The Earth Shaman spreads oil across the ground, slowing every enemy that walks through it. His fire attacks can then ignite the oil, burning anyone still standing in it. Slow them down first, then set the ground beneath them on fire.

• Maps with deep water are worth a closer look, too. Shove enemies or move them with magic, and you can push them straight into deep water to drown. If an enemy is too tough to beat head-on, try a different angle.

Powerful Magic

• Beyond running your camp and mixing units, you can cast spells at the critical moment to turn the battle around.

• Meteor Shower punishes tightly packed armies, leaving whole crowds nowhere to hide. Enlarge turns a soldier into a giant that overpowers enemies head-on. Tornado tears enemy formations apart, scattering a disciplined assault into chaos.

Landmarks on the Battlefield

• Capturable landmarks are scattered across every battlefield. They're more than objectives to fight over — once you hold them, they keep feeding your camp: more resources, more recruits, or a boost to your later growth.

Roguelite Upgrades That Change Every Run

• After every victory, you pick one from a set of random upgrades. They're more than stat bumps — they steer where this run is heading.

• Land archer upgrades and you can build your army around ranged damage; land economy upgrades and you might expand your camp first and build up troops later. As upgrades stack, every run plays out more and more differently.

Content

• 32 recruitable unit types, from Militia and Hunters to Paladins and Bards, each with active skills and upgrades

• A variety of capturable neutral buildings and resource points

• Hostile factions including the Undead, Demons and Orcs, each with their own units and skills

• 5 heroes, each built around a different playstyle

Who It's For

• Players who love theorycrafting lineups and chasing auto-battler-style synergies

• Players who enjoy RTS but don't want to be punished by intense micro

• Players who just like kicking back and watching little pixel armies clash

About Development

DaDa Wars is still in development, and the demo is free to download now. Add us to your wishlist, or jump into the demo and tell us what you think — there's a button in the game that takes you straight to the feedback survey, and we really do read it.