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New Gameplay Today – Wargroove

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In the arduous absence of Nintendo's long-forgotten strategy series Advance Wars, many developers have tried their hand at replicating its magic. Few have succeeded like Wargroove, which, as you'll read in our review, is a fantastic game that is both an ode to simple-yet-deep tactics games but also builds and iterates on them in surprising ways.

It also has several cool modes (and crossplay!), so Leo Vader and I sat down for a quick overview of everything the game has to offer, including the campaign, arcade, puzzle modes, and multiplayer modes. There's also a very in-depth creator tool, which lets you create entire campaigns from scratch, so I of course took it upon myself to one-up developer Chucklefish's campaign with one of my own. I think you'll find it up to scratch.



source https://www.gameinformer.com/video-feature/new-gameplay-today/2019/01/30/new-gameplay-today-wargroove
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