Players deploy armies of diverse NPC units across a map, pitting 2 to 4 forces against each other in chaotic physics-driven battles. Units clash with unique classes and traits, totaling over 500 on screen amid piles of persistent casualties. Opponents' setups stay hidden until the fight begins, forcing smart picks like demolitions first, followed by infantry and archers with necromancers last, plus careful map positioning.
This indie strategy simulation shines in local multiplayer on one PC, where groups play together, three or four at a time. Slow down or speed up time to scrutinize key clashes or fast-forward endless necromancer duels. Casual action fans who enjoy tactical placement and reactive combat will keep coming back for the surprises.
Army To Army is a strategy game with physics and mountains of non-disappearing victims. In the game, you can collide with each other from 2 to 4 armies, in total on the map there can be more than 500 fighting different classes and characteristics.
Before the start of the battle, you put various NPCs on the map, and then they fight among themselves. There is an opportunity to play together, three or four on one PC. Each of the players will see that the opponents have placed them only when the game starts and will no longer be able to fix anything, so you have to select not only the strongest units, but also choose counter units, think over the most optimal placement options on the map, taking into account the possible choices of your opponents (for example first demolitions, then infantry and only at the very end archers with necromancers).
In the game, you can slow down or speed up time in order to consider a specific moment, or, on the contrary, speed up the almost endless battle of necromancers :).
