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ROBOTS AND REBELS
由 africacrossgames
ROBOTS AND REBELS
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遊戲介紹
Robots and Rebels is a card game that simulates an Indonesian civil war set in the near future. Your objective is to capture all of your enemy training camps, thus depriving it of a safe haven. But be careful: your opponent is well armed, and capable of going over to the offensive. If you lose too much territory, you lose the game. Take some time to run the tutorial and you won’t be disappointed.
Thanks for playing.
遊玩說明
Please play the tutorial
留言
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MoratGurgeh
Jul. 16, 2012
Thanks! I'm enjoying your series of card games. The only thing I would say is that they lack a little in replayability as exactly the same strategy works in both the last 2 games (delay, build-up, counterattack). Still, nice game and I look forward to the next one, possibly with some scenarios (like Asymmetric Warfare)? :)
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portland40k
Jul. 20, 2012
I enjoy these games. Keep up the good work!
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Jeffe77
Jul. 16, 2012
Nice balance of luck and skill; quite addictive as card game, like 'patience'
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arduinoMASTEH
Jan. 19, 2022
noice
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Erwinfoxjj
Mar. 27, 2013
Hmmm, may be just my play through but I went twenty turns without a single conscript card and owned 5 of 8 supply points and the enemy seemed to gobble up territory turn after turn. Seems just a bit unbalanced, but the dictators and demonstrators version was more balanced. Could be my luck, but this seems heavily sided to the AI
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