Kriegspiel vs Mars 2501

Inspired by the military theory of Carl von Clausewitz and the European war campaigns of Napoleon, Kriegspiel is a chess-variant played by two opposing players on a 20 x 25 game board. Capture the enemy's Arsenals to win. Deploy your Lines of Communication to keep friendly units in contact. Block enemy lines for strategic advantage. "The surprises of this Kriegspiel seem to be inexhaustible," wrote French Situationist Guy Debord. In Debord's view the game represents the totality of factors at play in wartime maneuvers, what he called "the dialectic of all conflicts." -- Play 2P online against another player -- Play 2P in person on the same device -- Practice against the computer -- Level editor for customizing formations -- Language support for French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, and English Kriegspiel is produced and maintained by Alexander R. Galloway. The game is noncommercial. There are no in-app purchases. No advertisements. No Patreon. No GoFundMe. No monetization of player data. There is literally no possible way to take your money.

Mars 2501 is a strategy game. It is a simple and fast game. During the game you build robots that destroy your opponents. The opponents are red and your color is blue. The one who destroys the opponent's Factory and Head building wins the game. As I said, the game is fast, you have to act all the time to defeat the opponent. There are three types of robots and each of them has a different firepower. Robot 3 is the strongest. Of course, there is also a bonus character, the Immortal. Killing him is not as easy as destroying the robots. And you can also build workers who repair buildings. Go to the building with the worker, if the building is damaged, it will be repaired. Movement is done by pressing the character with your finger, then he will stop, if you move in a certain direction, then he will move in that direction. Shooting is done automatically when the opponent is at a certain distance.