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Gibraltar - пошаговая тактическая стратегия с быстрым темпом игры, действия которой разворачиваются на небольшой доске, поделенной на квадратики.

Язык интерфейса: Английский
Движок: Unity 5

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Hi there!

My name is bleek and I'm making a fast paced, territory focused, turn based tactics game called Gibraltar. It takes inspiration from Advance Wars, Hearthstone, games like Backyard Football and Backyard Baseball as well as Go, a Japanese board game. I love the excitement and intensity of sitting around a table, computer or Gameboy and pitting your wits against friends. When I started making Gibraltar, I wanted to steep it in that same mixture of camaraderie and rivalry that I felt while playing Advance Wars years ago. I think of Gibraltar as a "lunch-time game" because I want it to feel like a game I would have played with my friends during lunch-time or recess as a kid.

Gibraltar differs from other turn based strategy games in that its primary goal is not to kill all the enemy's units or even to capture the enemy's base, but to control his territory. The game board is divided into a grid. Players can control grid squares by capturing nearby buildings or by deploying special Disrupter units, which can move around the board and take territory. The players have a small arsenal of units to defend their territory from encroaching enemies, each with their own strengths and weaknesses.

Every turn, the player gets an amount of Action Points that they can divy up between their units. For instance, if you have 4 action points, you can move 2 units 2 spaces or 1 unit 4 space or 1 unit 3 spaces and another unit 1 space. This system makes the game very freeform. You've got to be on your toes.

With Gibraltar, I really want to make sure that players can fit in a match wherever and whenever they want and still come out of it with a feeling of accomplishment. For this reason, the maps in Gibraltar are fairly small and victory conditions are simple. The time commitment required for a single match is something that really drives me away from some competitive games. It certainly adds a sense of importance to the game but I want Gibraltar to flow quickly, smoothly and elegantly.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy and please leave feedback!