Tag: Turn-Based Tactics

Banchou Tactics trades fantasy armies for Japanese school gang rivalries, delivering stylish tactical battles centred on knockback, combos and clever positioning. Its story plays things relatively safe, but its distinctive setting and satisfying combat give this delinquent showdown plenty of personality.

A wonderfully scrappy tactical RPG in which Japanese school rivalries, pixel-art brawling and perfectly timed punches combine to deliver one of the genre's most entertainingly unconventional fights.

Viractal: Will You Trust Your Party? combines dice-driven exploration, clever deckbuilding and colourful tabletop charm into a wonderfully unpredictable RPG where careful planning can only take you so far before fate rolls the dice.

Moonlight Chess turns the battlefield into a strategic playground, combining card choices, clever positioning, unit merging and satisfying synergies into a charming auto-battler that is remarkably easy to lose an evening to.

A wonderfully nostalgic tactical RPG in which clever unit combinations, interactive terrain and desperate last-minute victories turn every battlefield into a satisfying puzzle of strategy and improvisation.

A clever, wonderfully addictive fusion of poker and roguelike deckbuilding, where enchanted cards, outrageous relic synergies and devastating hands turn every run into a thrilling gamble for magical glory.

A beautifully atmospheric roguelite adventure in which hostile weather, tactical battles, unforgettable pixel art and a caravan's determination to build a better future make every journey into the Phithi feel like a story worth surviving.

A bold and surprisingly deep JRPG spin on Mega Man X that trades frantic platforming for tactical combat without losing the attitude, characters and futuristic style that make the series so special.

Star Wars Zero Company takes the Clone Wars into unfamiliar territory, replacing traditional Jedi heroics with tactical planning, squad dynamics and a wonderfully mismatched collection of operatives. With deep turn-based combat, extensive character customisation and a story that explores the galaxy from the shadows, Bit Reactor could have created the Star Wars strategy game fans have been waiting for.

Politics The Game turns the serious business of political power into a gloriously ridiculous tactical brawl, combining party building, turn-based combat and sharp satire, with enough personality to make its parliamentary chaos genuinely entertaining.