WARGROOVE
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We haven’t seen a new Advance Wars game in over a decade, and
Wargroove makes no attempt to hide the fact that it exists to fill that gap. It
looks like Advance Wars. It plays a lot like it. And if you’ve never played
that wonderful turn-based tactics series, Wargroove ($19.99) is a fine
substitute. Most levels involve either sacking the enemy’s base or defeat-
ing their commander, and the large maps often make this a challenge. It’s a
game that rewards smart thinking, whether it’s through amassing resources
or well-timed uses of special abilities that can, say, call skeletons into battle
or heal surrounding troops.
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38 MACWORLD FEBRUARY 2020
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