Planned Release Date: To be announced

About This Game

MARCH OF REVEILLE

Turn-based war on a 3D map: infantry, tanks, artillery, helicopters, jets, bombers and a full navy. 25 units, and most of them are good at one thing. The Recon sees four tiles and moves seven. The Battleship hits from seven tiles away and can only see two, so somebody else has to find what it's shooting at.

Cities pay for the war. An enemy city holds 20 capture points and full-strength infantry take 7 a turn, so that's three turns of standing in the open. Units cost fuel as well as gold, and fuel comes from refineries, so the refinery down the road can matter more than the city.

The whole map is under fog. You see what your units see.

ORDERS

An Order changes how one kind of unit works, sometimes your whole army. It gives you something and takes something. You can bring up to three into a match, or play without any.

• Ground Pounder: jets get a strong ground attack. They fly low enough for ground fire to hit them, can't attack aircraft any more, and burn 8 more fuel a turn.

• Oil Baron: tenders build oil platforms on open water that make fuel every turn. Tenders cost 400 gold and 50 fuel more, lose Repair and Resupply, and enemy ships can take the platforms off you.

• Boarding Action: foot units can board an enemy tank, truck or helicopter next to them once it's below half health, and it joins your side. Your foot units cost 100 gold more and deal 15% less damage.

There are over 30 of them. Your three are a plan, and the other side gets a good look at the hole in it. Win missions to unlock more.

MODES

• Missions: each one unlocks an Order.

• Skirmish: against the CPU, on maps for two to four players.

• Online PvP

• Hot-seat: several players, one screen.

• More than one way to win: several game modes for skirmish and online matches.

• Map editor: paint the terrain, place the buildings and units, then play it.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Stylised turn-based military combat between low-poly vehicles and infantry units. Attacks are depicted at a distance with explosions and a small, non-graphic blood effect when infantry are defeated. No gore, dismemberment, or realistic injury.