Codex of Victory

Codex of Victory

Ino-Co Plus · 2017 · Strategy, Indie, Turn-Based, Sci-fi, Base Building

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About Codex of Victory

Human society has been divided. On one side, the natural course of human evolution has been disrupted. What started as an attempt to adapt to the harsh conditions of outer space and hostile planets, led to the creation of a weird race of transhuman cyborgs – the Augments. Driven by a desire to ‘liberate’ ordinary humans from the limitations of their wholly organic bodies, the Augments have launched a full-scale attack. Now we must defend our territory and fight back, to save our Kingdoms and all of humanity as we know it!

Codex of Victory features an extensive story-driven, single-player campaign that tasks you with building and commanding a hi-tech army of drone vehicles, tanks and robots. The campaign offers an exciting mix of real-time base building, global strategic planning and turn-based combat. Travelling between planets and territories, your sole task is to stop the Augments.

Inspired by classics of the strategy genre, the base building element involves expanding your underground HQ in real-time. Collect room blueprints, build factories, research centers, workshops, laboratories and other facilities, to prepare for battles ahead. Global tactical oversight comes from your Planetary map, on which you’ll instantly see where your armies need to be deployed.

Engage in tactical turn-based combat on hex-mapped battlefields. Select your units and upgrades, deploy them to the battlefield using the terrain to your advantage and test your tactical skills in each mission. As you progress through the battles of the main storyline and the various randomly-generated side missions, you’ll gain access to over 25 units. Each type of unit comes in countless variations, thanks to a diverse range of upgrades and add-on modules. Build your best and put them to the test against the incoming Augments!

Features:


  • Exciting combination of turn-based combat and real-time base building
  • 20+ hours of story-based singleplayer campaign
  • Online multiplayer battles with detailed army customization options
  • 25+ unique units, each with countless variations
  • High replay value ensured by randomly generated campaign missions
  • Neo-feudal sci-fi environment with vivid, cel-shaded graphics

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended May 5, 2026
[h1] Slightly towards yes. Strategy with a bit mobile like attitude and forced tuts. At least it recovers from it by introducing some cool vehicles, mechs and artillery. Turn based gameplay with hex board. Conquer bases and manage your base. Fire rocket shower and other nasty weapons to defeat your foes. Maps are nice looking. Stand your ground and do different missions which are varied and mostly good. Different environments and such. Music is ok, sounds are also good. I'm missing speed up option. Slower paced game because it's a strategy but still it's not that bad. [/h1]
5 found this helpful
Not recommended Nov 30, 2024
A recycled mobile game, which makes it a very ♥♥♥♥♥♥ PC game.
4 found this helpful
Not recommended Apr 18, 2026
This would have been a great game 20 years ago. The XCOM-style base building is nice, but the fights are just boring, thanks to the fact that it is a recycled mobile game.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 13, 2025
It took me quite a while to 'get' it. I started the game a few times but could never get far into the campaign. This time I'm actually getting further into the campaign. Feels like a good mix of Xcom and strategy. Some of the missions do feel very difficult though, and I find myself delaying doing the missions so that I can squeeze out a bit more research first.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 17, 2026
Decent game but nothing stands out 5/10
Recommended Apr 1, 2025
It's fun!

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