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About This Game You are the legendary Minos Strategos (general of the ancient city of Minos)! Command the defenders of the temple by harnessing the power of specific battle formations to push back the Minotaur hordes. Minos Strategos is a quick single-player strategy game with a focus on elegance and clarity. Climb the single-player ladder as you devise flexible strategies, amassing an ever-growing collection of command cards as you go! Inspired by the board game "Tash-Kalar" by Vlaada Chvátil, Minos Strategos has players creating, matching, and utilizing unit formations on an ever-changing battlefield. Unlock collectible command cards to summon powerful threats, clear large swaths of enemies in an area of effect, and form powerful chaining combos to play multiple cards in a single turn. "[Minos Strategos] is quite likely to be the best digital game of 2017" -Keith Burgun (Lead designer of Auro, Dinofarm Games) Minos Strategos is the 4th game from strategy game design studio BrainGoodGames, creators of Militia, Axes and Acres and SkyBoats. BrainGoodGames is committed to making fun, engaging single-player strategy games that combine random generation with a single-player ladder so you can enjoy our games for as long as you like! Other BrainGoodGames:Militia http://store.steampowered.com/app/421260/ (96% positive, over 10,000 players) "[Militia] might be the best single player strategy game I've played this year." -Keith Burgun (Lead designer of Auro, Dinofarm Games) Axes and Acres http://store.steampowered.com/app/448910/ (88% positive) "A quaintly Medieval exercise in chucking dice, flipping cards, and taming a pastoral landscape. BrainGood Games has done a fantastic job capturing boardgame elegance in a tidy videogame package, complete with a gently punishing metagame." -Tom Chick, Quarter to Three SkyBoats http://store.steampowered.com/app/510780/ (100% positive) "These guys, BrainGoodGames, make some wonderful boardgame-like strategy games. Their newest one, Skyboats, is in the Euro game genre, and it is simply outstanding. The developers are very clever, and have obviously playtested the heck out of this design." -FroBodine, Steam User Review 7ad7b8b382 Title: Minos StrategosGenre: StrategyDeveloper:BrainGoodGamesPublisher:BrainGoodGamesRelease Date: 27 Jan, 2017 Minos Strategos Download] [addons] minos strategos apk. minos strategos review. minos strategos steam. minos strategos Absolutely love this game, the best thing to come out of BrainGoodGames so far holy moly!!! After playing just an hour and trying to walk away from it, I found myself picturing the board and thinking of mock-scenarios for the next time. I can't even fathom how someone can come up with all the intricate rules that fit just so perfectly.. Only at 2 hours and I already want to praise this game.I can only compare to Axes and Acres, another great game from this developer, and this game is a big improvement. Axes and Acres (you should really try it, it 's great) had one problem: the drawn conditions could be so hard several times in a row that you got disappointed and your level went down a lot. EDIT: This issue has been fixed since patch 1.05.This game, however, doesn't have this issue. It's truly strategy and the conditions are merely decided by random locations where enemies spawn and the order in which you draw your cards from your stack. This is as close a to a real skill-test you can get.At first, I thought it was a big mistake to add a timer in this game (which you can disable), but I have found that I always get enough time to think through my strategy.As usual, the tutorial is very short (too short) and you need to try and think for yourself. I don't mind, but children of this century usually want more. You can watch some youtube movies if you need more info, but you really CAN figure it out yourself, it's not that hard and certainly not as hard to grasp as Axes and Acres.Also, as usual, the graphics are very simple (maybe a bit ugly), but you shouldn't care about that because it's a brain game. Even if it was purely ascii, it would still be great.I bought this game initially only to support the developer (in case you haven't noticed, he is a great guy, responsive to everyone, bugfixing the same day, ...) because I liked the initial thoughts I had before playing it, but I was actually expecting to not be getting into it. I was wrong. This game pulled me right in and it's great!EDIT: still though, I got a bit bored of it after 8 hours and returned to Axes and Acres which since patch 1.05 still is the best IMO.. E: Actually I'm liking this one more and more, very strategically diverse and complicated.. Minos Strategos is one of the best strategy\/tactics games I've ever played. The basic idea behind it is that you have to utilize your soldiers and ability cards in creative ways to capture temples and gain enough points before the minotaur hordes do the same. The game gives you a randomized map (temple placement, soldier placement, and minotaur placement) and a deck full of random ability cards every time you play, so each match feels unique and keeps you on your toes. You have to look at your resources and make intelligent decisions based on what you have, there's no build orders or memorized strategies. It's all about creative thinking and smart on-the-fly decision making.In addition to that, the game has a single player ranking system, increasing in challenge the better you do, so that you are always playing at a difficulty level appropriate to your skill level. Making for a game as replayable as any multiplayer competitive strategy game, but without the pain of dealing with random teammates who may cost you the game or toxic opponents you often times get matched up with.If you like Strategy or Tactics games, and are maybe looking for a singleplayer game as a break from all the team-based games out there, definitely give Minos Strategos a chance.. Singleplayer Tash Kalar with an ever-increasing difficulty.Move your stones across the board and onto victory point locations. Enemy minotaurs (and, eventually, other creatures) come in from the sides of the board to kill your stones and claim the victory point locations for themselves. Kill them and they'll respawn. An individual round only takes a couple of minutes, and if you win enough, it gets harder- more minotaurs and more score required to clear the board. You get a handful of cards that each have a strong, specific effect that requires your stones to be in a given position. You can only use one card per turn, so choose carefully. The game is both brilliant and simple, and I highly recommend it to anybody who likes tactical strategy games.