Level 99 Games Pixel Tactics Review

An excellent duel strategy, taking into account the variations of leaders, one can be played 100+ times and all strategies will be different

Great dual game. If you are a fan of tactical games then this is not a bad game to start with. Good game for the price. But I was confused by the presence of chips and abilities of the staff, which are not written in the instructions, perhaps they are for other publications

Has some pros: 1. Randomness appears only in the order in which cards are received, and then it can be influenced; ) 2. Hundreds of tactics, huge replay value. 3. Price. Cons: 1. Make a translator with a proofreader play for a day and only then allow him to translate. 2. High entry threshold. 3. Some actions one hell remain controversial even after a week of play.

Due to the variability in the use of cards, it requires a good knowledge of the characteristics of all characters, which is a feature, but by no means a disadvantage. After 2-3 games you already understand all the chips. Must-have for old-school fans of turn-based strategies! Pros: 1. Excellent playability, unpredictability and variability. 2. When you lose, you always want to take revenge. 3. Compactness: there is no bulky field, chips, dice and other unnecessary bells and whistles, which…

I advise you to take it, of course you will have to tinker with the rules, but it will be enough just to watch the let's play of one ice rink on YouTube

Beautiful board game, pixel style, low cost, game only for 2 players (for me, as an introvert, only a plus). I advise you to buy. Has some pros: A very beautiful board game that allows jrpg fans to face off in real life) high-quality printing, a lot of additional features, it is possible to create your own characters. Some cons: It’s complicated, you can’t figure it out even with the rules and a bunch of revised videos the first time - it’s worth considering.

This game is a lot of fun and insanely simple. The number of characters ensures that you will play many games without feeling that everything is repetitive. The agonizing choice of where to deploy or save each of your characters and use their command ability instead really makes the gameplay very tactical. Every game I've played has been an all-out battle to the end, and they weren't a clear winner early on (which often happens in tactical games where one person takes an early lead and I watch…

This is the game. Brings back so many fond memories from playing Chrono Trigger and Chronocross. This is a card turn based strategy game featuring 25 unique heroes/leaders (50 cards total, 25 per player). Each player has the same 25 heroes/leaders, so it's a fair game. Now I have all the Pixel Tactics expansions and I'm so glad I bought them all. Pixel Tactics (part one) is the best finished game of all in my opinion. In my opinion, this is also the most aggressive deck of all. If you don't…

Pixel Tactics is a fascinating game. It's similar to games like Magic the Gathering and Pokemon, where each of your cards has a different power, but instead of a single ability, each card can be used in a variety of ways depending on where you place them in a 3x3 battle formation. It's not like this. It's actually a war game, instead you try to find cool combinations of your units' powers to destroy your opponent's stuff in spectacular ways. This game has an incredible number of possible…