Dogs of War First Look Video

Dogs of War is an arena turn-based strategy developed by Cyanide Studio. In Dogs of War players can recruit squads of diverse mercenaries from three distinct factions. Each faction offers a range of fantasy units which can level up individually, granting them bonus abilities and traits. Once completed, the game will offer three modes of competitive play along with bonus single player challenge missions.

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Darryl 8 years ago

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ExHuman 11 years ago

I like TBS with decent depth. This one seem to have it. I'm still having lot fun with Banner Saga, but defiantly give it a try.

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Cavoer 11 years ago

Meeh..looks like one of those games that will 'pass away' after a few mins.

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Lorenzo 11 years ago

Seems boring..

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Mr.H 11 years ago

Stupid Pay2Win system like Driftopia when you need to use the revive card after battle or you'll lost your char forever...

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Ken 11 years ago

Mounted.

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