Raifu Wars

This is what happens when you combine Company of Heroes 2 with 100% Orange Juice

Full release review: Raifu Wars full release!! They have added a lot of stuff since my EA review, such as deck building, tons of new maps, lots of convenient settings such as overall length of matches (selection how many KOs or Stars are required to level up, selection how easy or hard it is to KO each other, etc.), they had a really cool map contest where all the winners' maps got added into the game and a bunch of the contestants won $20 Steam cards. There is a huge list of upcoming free updates, they also have plans for some DLC so even though this game just came out of Early Access it's still going to keep getting better over time! Keep up the great work, devs! [Early Access review from 11 Oct, 2021] This game is a gem that's overflowing with potential but it still needs work and improvement! It's a lot like 100% Orange Juice but the main difference is that in this game you attack your opponents with guns instead of melee attacks, which quickly becomes very interesting because y...

Funny and simple board game with turn based feel. Good for family and friends play. Cards are fun, maybe for ranked play might be less random.

It's good, but there's no players to play against. Only recommend buying with friends.

you can surrender as France 10/10 would go around the Maginot again

step aside fire emblem

I'll be blunt. If 100% Orange Juice is the WWE of digital game boards, Raifu Wars is their AEW (and hopefully not their WCW). I've played the first for years, and always come back to it every now and then, but it's getting a little stale, and probably one of the reasons is because there was no game similar enough to it (and nearly as popular) to justify a huge game-changer. Raifu Wars is clearly inspired by 100% Orange Juice in regards of the leveling up system in-game (not to confuse with the online leveling up), using stars and K.O.s as a mean to up a Tier, just with a slightly different way of moving and a strategy-oriented gameplay focusing in gaining territory and using cover to shoot the enemies, along with the use of cards as well. This game is on diapers, recently came out of Early Access but there are updates projected. It has potential, and already beat 100% Orange Juice at something we have been wanting from that game for years: Level Editor. I strongly recommend 100% Oran...

This is a really fun game to chill with some friends. You wont find people online randomly, but the game is cheep, so you can easily get a group to play. Also ignore the fact I bought this game more than 10 times for my friends...

Neat concept but it's not even a game really. It advertises as an Online game, but like trying to host a game of Evolved on a 3DO. it's not happening. Computer always rolls crits and 5's to rez.

Overall, one of my new favorite games. Gameplay is rather simple, you're in charge of one of i think 8 characters, each with a unique perk you can use to play out any strat you'd like. ex: You would take the Raifu with extra damage if you're going all out and attacking or if youre more defensive, pick the Raifu with extra health and tank more hits. (Basically saying, theres strokes for different folks, which is excellent design-wise, that way the game doesnt get too stale and it isnt all cosmetic) Next you have the maps, with the recently added map editor, maps are endless, and you can control the battlefield. Whether it be numerous hazards (mines) or a waterland (many water tiles). Of course the game offers some pretty fair maps in the base game but the option is there for yall. As oppose to how long the match is, depends on both the players and the settings, the way you win is by either capturing points and winning stars (basically just points) and winning that way or you can win b...