Someone recommended Feudal Tactics for Android the other day and I’ve been hooked ever since.
This map here has prevented me from falling asleep yesterday. In my first attempt I ended up holding the north with a crusader stationed at the choke point against brown who held the south. But their army starved and in my naïveté I pounced on him to prevent my own starvation only to leave an opening for them to enter my territory and ultimately win the game.
I kept thinking about how I could have been more methodical and reached an equilibrium that let me gather more resources.
I ended up replaying that map (losing several times) to reach the same state. But this time their army didn’t starve. Mine didn’t either but we had a crusader against a crusader and no way to get around it.
I ended up gathering a ton of resources and taking a note out of their book. I opened up a small path form them to accomodate their whole army and closed it afterwards and used the opened up way to now more methodically conquer their lands.
Felt good.
If you want to try it yourself:
Seed: 1787947922763
Starting Position: 1
Enemy Difficulty: Hard
Map Size: Medium
Map Density: Compact
Fuck yeah, this was a very cool map, in a very cool game
I’m more of a
Enemy: medium
Size: gigantic
Density: moderate or dense.Is it like konkr.io? I got hooked on that one a couple of months ago and I’ve been looking to scratch that itch again. Iĺl look this one up
Yes, it is. They both (https://www.konkr.io/about/, https://github.com/Sesu8642/FeudalTactics/blob/master/README.md) state that they’re inspired by Slay.
They are a little different in terms of mechanics (e.g. trees vs bandits, movable vs fixed headquarters). kontr.io seems significantly more polished. Feudal tactics is free software.

