Feud

Feud is a cute desktop format project in which you need to swap chips in small spaces. Two users in total is given only 16 cells. In general, it's nice that board games crawl on an android, you saw how much they ask for in stores?

A gray field appears in front of the player, 8 chips (the enemy initially had a similar amount) and an inscription demanding to make a move immediately. The course combines a change in the location of a pair of elements. Each element has its own characteristics, weaknesses and strong parameters. Knights, priests, the king and other characters await their fate. With a good strategy, there is a chance to beat other people's figures, completely free the field 4 by 4 from enemy elements and remain in the status of the best. On a small field, you need to carefully think through every move, because there is no additional platform for changing positions.

The principle of control is easily mastered, but the ability to isolate foreign warriors comes only with experience. It is also worth learning to avoid the traps created by the opposite side for your squad of 8 brave souls. You can run multiplayer and engage in a fight with a real opponent, or practice artificial intelligence, and after improving your skills, go out into the world of real opponents. It is available to choose the degree of complexity of the gameplay, so that rivals are always equal, and the quality of the game grows systematically.

Distinctive features of the game Feud:

Smartphones are so firmly embedded in everyday life that even board games have to be adapted to their small screens. Bearwaves took on the transformation of the project of Dave Cordell and created something completely new, only remotely similar to the chess style. The soundtrack with Japanese motifs sets the formation of a large-scale strategy, followed by its improvement. Understand the rules of interaction with the enemy is not difficult. But will it be possible to turn the knowledge gained into a victorious tactic?