Marshal: War of Ranks

Marshal is a turn-based strategy for two. Every piece has a rank, but your opponent's ranks stay hidden until they fight — so every attack is a decision made with incomplete information. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT The weaker side is not doomed. If your unit is losing a fight, you can pull in a neighbour and turn a defeat into a win: two of a lesser rank can beat one of a higher. Up to three units in a group, standing side by side. Most of the game happens around this rule — where your units stand matters as much as what they are. TWO WAYS TO PLAY Against the bot — three difficulty levels, no account and no network connection needed. Nothing leaves your device. Online — play a stranger through matchmaking, or a friend by sharing a room code. Both sides deploy in secret; the armies appear only once both are ready. Turns are timed. TWO BOARDS Small, 10x10 with 34 units — a shorter game, with the rank scale always in view. Large, 14x14 with 58 units — more room to manoeuvre and more ways to build a group. MARK WHAT YOU SUSPECT Press and hold an enemy piece to note what you think it is. The mark stays on the board and only you can see it. NO ADS, NO TRACKING There is no advertising in the game and no analytics or tracking tools. Playing against the bot requires no account at all. Online play creates an anonymous account — a random identifier with no name, email or password — which you can delete from inside the app at any time. Online play is free within a limit on the number of games per period. The amount of free online play may change. HOUSE RULES Play through the app: no automated clients, no exploiting bugs to reveal hidden information or bypass limits, and no extra accounts to get around free-play limits.