WARBORN

4/10 most of what you do is move 8 guys from 1 side of the map to the other past choke points - combat is ok, wish each unit could do more. for example this unit can move extra far on this terrain or gets 2 plus def when on city. how about a unit that could toss other units across the map - cant trade attack for movement - cant level or upgrade anything - price 25$ + map editor

this game is fun, but can get a little bit repeatitive. Def try if you are into mecha games.

I want to know more about the lore of the game, it seems interesting. 90s Saturday morning cartoon aesthetics, turn-based strategy. Could use some more unit variety

Hmm I don't mind it

i really enjoyed the gameplay, i think its highly strategic and has lots of depth to explore - the characters are cute and the story is decent i didnt enjoy the constant clicking i had to do for everything so, focusing on a unit, moving, defocusing a unit etc..so much clicking, if that would be changed into a more user friendly way i think this is an absolute rare diamond and i like that its inspired by advance wars without copying on it too much and putting its own spin on it

I bought this game on a whim during a sale, not really knowing what to expect. As you can see, I have over 50 hours in it now; I was pleasantly surprised by how good it is, and it deserves a lot more recognition. Warborn is a turn-based, hex-based strategy game, very similar in gameplay to something like Panzer General or Warhammer Armageddon. The game has a forty mission campaign with ten missions per faction, and an overarching story that ties them all together. Online multiplayer is mostly dead, but there is an offline skirmish mode against the AI that has thirty pre-made maps plus a map editor, so there is plenty of content. With the basics out of the way, here is a rundown on the features that make this game a good choice for turn-based strategy enthusiasts: - [b]No RNG.[/b] This is huge for players who hate bad RNG in strategy games. When your units attack they are guaranteed to hit and do a consistent amount of damage every single time, and so are the enemy units. That means your success or failure is entirely up to your strategy: which units you choose to deploy, how you position them, and the order in which you take out the enemy units. - [b]Combat outcome preview.[/b]…