It has simple gameplay mechanics but very interesting and balanced enough. It didn't take much time to learn and easy to play. It has 4 difficulties level which can give enough challenges.
The graphics is clean and simple, with isometric view and voxel graphics.

The downside of the mechanics in my opinion are:
- I often accidentally wasting unit action such as moving the unit or attacking by clicking an available (marked) action tile. To prevent this I have to click the unit again or click another tile which doesn't have an action mark. I suggest the mouse right click can be used to cancel an unit action. I hope future update include this.
- When I had too many units I often forget and confused which of these units have an attack action still available to them. I wish every units have an indicator if it still has an attack action.
- The linux port still very buggy. I'm playing on Ubuntu 20.04. It is often I can't play because it often stuck in any screen after startup (maybe about after 5-10 seconds). This was caused by the game itself always checking for news update (indicated by the icon on the top-right of main menu screen). If the checking failed (either by network error or the the request itself), then the game will crash or stuck forever. The music will still play for a while, but then stop. I can't click anything. Can't even close the game without force closing. If the checking success, then the news icon will update its number indicator (colored red) and then I can continue playing.
- Another bug in linux port is any os/system action such as alt-tabbing or turning up/down system volumes, or even increasing screen brightness any will cause the game stuck or crashed like above.
- The performance itself in linux was a little disappointing compared to Windows 10. In W10, playing for hours will not causing performance degradation, but that was not the case for linux.

Anyway, I still very much recommend this game. I often find myself to play it again for another hour.

It has simple gameplay mechanics but very interesting and balanced enough. It didn't take much time to learn and easy to play. It has 4 difficulties level which can give enough challenges. The graphics is clean and simple, with isometric view and voxel graphics. The downside of the mechanics in my opinion are: - I often accidentally wasting unit action such as moving the unit or attacking by clicking an available (marked) action tile. To prevent this I have to click the unit again or click another tile which doesn't have an action mark. I suggest the mouse right click can be used to cancel an unit action. I hope future update include this. - When I had too many units I often forget and confused which of these units have an attack action still available to them. I wish every units have an indicator if it still has an attack action. - The linux port still very buggy. I'm playing on Ubuntu 20.04. It is often I can't play because it often stuck in any screen after startup (maybe about after 5-10 seconds). This was caused by the game itself always checking for news update (indicated by the icon on the top-right of main menu screen). If the checking failed (either by network error or the the request itself), then the game will crash or stuck forever. The music will still play for a while, but then stop. I can't click anything. Can't even close the game without force closing. If the checking success, then the news icon will update its number indicator (colored red) and then I can continue playing. - Another bug in linux port is any os/system action such as alt-tabbing or turning up/down system volumes, or even increasing screen brightness any will cause the game stuck or crashed like above. - The performance itself in linux was a little disappointing compared to Windows 10. In W10, playing for hours will not causing performance degradation, but that was not the case for linux. Anyway, I still very much recommend this game. I often find myself to play it again for another hour.