Army of Squirrels

don't bother. there are better tactical games on steam even at this price. you are given 3 guys and are expected to fight masses of enemies. you can not win with a good strategy and winning is instead up to the RNG gods.

I think Coedgy said it best - the graphics are the only thing hurting this game Although It would be nice to have either more levels (there are only fifteen) or randomly generated levels: it's possible for low-end development kits like Gamemaker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZtMNnXFnHE It's a turn-based puzzle strategy that's very easy to learn and reminds me of a SNES or Genesis title I would've kept checking KB Toys' bargain bin to turn up for $15 back in the early nineties.

Super green!

This game has it all, thrill, lore, character development, action and on edge gameplay and so much more. During my playthrough at certain times my arse would be clenched in fear and others id be sobbing into a tissue. This game is truly what all games should aspire to be and live up to and is honestly a masterpiece. I reckon Army of Squirrels has the potential to bring millions together and is truly a sign that there is still good on this Earth. Before my playthrough I was a piss drunken homeless man on the side of the road suffering from depression and after playing im still a piss drunken homeless man just minus the depression

This is a very badly balanced strategy game. You have 3 on your side and are expected to make stands against masses of enemies. And to top it off each side gets 4 cards that will just totally screw you over. On one map I got the enemy had a card to just instantly kill my planter which made winning impossible. And to top it off it had cards to do 10 damage to all on my side, 15 damage to all on my side (as two separate cards) and a card to make healing add 2 to cooldown. So yep, 25 damage that I can't resist and can't heal as I will be on cooldown forever. Honestly the game could be fun if the card mechanic was scrapped totally. The cards really mess up any attempt at balance overall and make the game an RNG fest to try to pull it off before a card just ends the game for you.