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66% positive of 9 · 9 user reviews · Live from Steam
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Command a growing army in a fantasy battler that runs in a strip at the edge of your screen. Recruit companies, equip every unit, raid rival commanders, and push through twelve battlefields. No ads. No paywalls. Just the climb.
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Review score: 66% on 2026-11-01 → 66% today (9 reviews)
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A player got stuck at raid 14 after our last balance patch, and their review found a real flaw — thank you. • Raid rivals can no longer be stronger than your own army. The previous cap let them be slightly above you, which for some players meant a wall that gr…
A player pointed out that raid opponents were always around 1.3k power no matter how strong their army got. They were right, and the cause was worse than it looked. • The five tutorial raids use hand-tuned opponents. A bad limit made the game reuse the fifth t…
If your battles suddenly looked like the old 2D version today — that was us, and it's fixed. This morning's patch accidentally shipped without the 3D battle files, so the game silently fell back to the old sprite renderer: the old formations, the old screen fl…
Thank you for the day-one reports — all three of them are fixed, plus one thing that mattered to us: • Window drag — dragging the mini window no longer slowly changes its size. This was a Windows display-scaling bug (125%/150% scale) that inflated or shrank th…