Marshal: War of Ranks

Marshal is a turn-based strategy for two. Every piece has a rank, but your opponent's ranks stay hidden until they fight — so every attack is a decision made with incomplete information. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT The weaker side is not doomed. If your unit is losing a fight, you can pull in a neighbour and turn a defeat into a win: two of a lesser rank can beat one of a higher. Up to three units in a group, standing side by side. Most of the game happens around this rule — where your units stand matters as much as what they are. TWO WAYS TO PLAY Against the bot — three difficulty levels, no account and no network connection needed. Nothing leaves your device. Online — play a stranger through matchmaking, or a friend by sharing a room code. Both sides deploy in secret; the armies appear only once both are ready. Turns are timed. TWO BOARDS Small, 10x10 with 34 units — a shorter game, with…