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| Details | |
| Name | Battalion: Vengeance |
| Author | Urban Squall |
| Genre | Strategy & Defense |
| Published | 10-January-2010 |
| In-Game Awards? | No |
| Gameplay Style | Turn-based Strategy |
| Upgrade System? | No |
Battalion: Vengeance is a Turn-based Strategy game. It's a sequel to Battalion: Ghosts and the final chapter in the Battalion series. In this turn-based strategy game, you’ll take command of the noble Dragoons in their quest to defeat Durand and regain their homeland.
This game was played 1500764 times, was favorited 7757 times and has an average of 3.80 from 26,878 ratings. [1]
Gameplay[]
This is a strategy game where you maneuver military units on a grid and the goal is to defeat the enemy units. The game is turn-based and each unit can move a certain number of spaces in a turn. The gameplay is the same as the previous game, but if you are new to the series, the game offers eight easy tutorial missions. There are 10 new levels and you can decide which of the three difficulties you want to play on. They are not just for show, there is a huge difference between the difficulty settings. You can adjust the difficulty between levels if you are unhappy with the difficulty. There is a relatively hard bonus map without difficulty settings.
Units[]
The game features lots of unit types. The units moving on the ground are divided into infantry and vehicles. Infantry units pack a punch for a cheap cost, while tanks and other vehicles can move far and are heavily armored. Boats and submarines rule the seas, while air units can reach any area of the map (except by Volcanoes). The game's armor system creates a paper-rock-scissors system of sorts, where any unit are really strong against specific units and weak against others.
Buildings[]
They let you build units, have in-game money for that and many more.
Terrain[]
Terrain types are split into land tiles and sea tiles, which decides which units can move on these tiles. Shore tiles link sea and land together. Some terrain will slow units down, but in return some of these terrain types provide defensive cover which will cause your units to take less damage. Some terrain types will damage your units if they rest on them. Warmachines can extract Ore from Ore deposit tiles in order to gain more money for producing units.
Missions[]
Mission 1: Honor[]
Mission 2: Arm´s Length[]
Mission 3: Air to the Throne[]
Mission 4: Arachnaphobia[]
Mission 5: Bull Horns[]
Mission 6: Ghosts[]
Mission 7: Welcoming Committee[]
Mission 8: Argent's Return[]
Mission 9: The Pass[]
Mission 10: Vengeance[]
Bonus Map[]
Badges[]
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Credits[]
This page's improved info and details thanks to Machow8, since he datamined all games from Battalion: Series.