Turnstrike

Small armies. Big grudges.

A turn-based tactics game for 2–4 players that runs in your phone's browser. Send your friends a link, take your turns whenever you like, and capture their command post before they capture yours.

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How a game goes

No download, no account. If you can open a link, you can play.

Start a battlePick a map and a commander. Play the computer straight away, or open a lobby for friends.
Send the linkFriends tap it and take a seat. Up to four players, or fill empty seats with computer opponents.
Take your turn wheneverBuild troops, move, capture towns for income. Close the tab and come back tonight; the game waits.
Win the warTake their command post or wipe out their army. Then hit rematch.

Made for a phone in one hand

Tap a unit, tap where it goes, pick an order. Every attack shows its damage before you commit.

Turnstrike home screen with three maps to choose from and a Play vs CPU button — Choose a map, then play the computer or invite friends.

A battle on the Twin Rivers map with the commander power button ready — Your commander's power is charged and ready to fire.

A damage forecast showing 83 to 91 percent damage before firing — See the damage and the counterattack before you fire.

Pick your commander

Each commander has a small edge all game and a power that charges as your units fight. Fire it at the right moment.

The arsenal

Eight units, each strong against something and weak against something else. Towns pay for them.

Unit	Cost	Move	Range	What it's for

Every commander has a theme

The soundtrack is generated live in your browser, 16-bit style. In battle you hear whoever's turn it is.

Prefer it crunchier? The game also has an 8-bit mode in its settings.

Your move.

Start a battle in seconds, then send the link to whoever's been talking big.

Play now, it's free