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Rogue (1980)

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Rogue Conflict is an Indie, Isometric, Tile Based, Turn Based Tactics war game with procedural maps.
Pick your army, pick your mission, outfit your infantry if you like, and go!

Turn Based Tactical Action:
Like any good tactics game, there is a fog of war present, providing uncertainty, and the need to scout and take risks.
There is a meaty morale system present here, with the morale system serving as a combat readiness system, with each action, especially combat and taking fire, depleting a unit’s morale; if it gets too low, they cannot attack, and they will be easy prey for an enemy counterattack.
This encourages planning, and taking and holding terrain, as morale gradually recovers if a unit takes no action for a turn, which grants ample time to park your troops in villages and other strategic locations in order to best control the battlefield.

Flanking is in as well, encouraging you to surround and pound enemy units to push them back, and wipe them off the field before their morale can recover.

You also have RP (Requisition Points), used to upgrade and customize your units prior to an engagement, and to reinforced them in battle as they take casualties.

You can additionally customize your units as they gain experience in battle, picking from 1 of 4 upgrades that vary depending upon the unit type when they get enough combat experience.
One of these options is a full unit heal and morale restore, sort of like the unit upgrade full heal from Civ 5; very handy if your back is up against the wall, and the unit is in real danger.

Note: This is an early look at the demo for Rogue Conflict, so any bugs or other oddness is not representative of the final product.
Still, Rogue Conflict is an Indie, Isometric, Tile Based, Turn Based Tactics war game with procedural maps that is tactical and fun, and is easily worth a wishlist and a watch.
Watch?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2916010/Rogue_Conflict/
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