Battle for Wesnoth 4+

First of all, I love this game. But, there is one major problem that I want to say something about. It is that if your main leader dies (not hero, just leader. If you have two leaders, then just look on load game to see which on is your main), you cannot replay. If you try to replay, your main leader, or hero, or even your secondary leader, says his or her death dialogue. This is very frustrating when, having gone through 30 scenarios, finding out that you die when you had just about figured out the scenario! I’m not sure if this is just a bug, or part of the game. My friend has not experienced this problem, so it might just be my device. The main reason I am giving this five stars is because of the campaign Legend of the Invincibles. I think you should try this game, just be warned to be careful, especially in campaigns that are long. I also think that you should try the south guard as a learn the basics campaign, not a tale of two brothers.

I absolutely hate pay to play/win apps loaded with in app purchases. It is fantastic to find a game you buy once, and there is a ton of user-generated extra content/scenarios/campaigns for free download.

If you like turn-based strategy games like X-Com, but also enjoy a fantasy setting, this game is for you. Thanks to the makers for breaking the mode of greed and not making this just another money-sink, pay-to-play/win game. This of us without countless dollars to waste on in-app purchases love and appreciate you and wish you great success in the future.

Let us know about any other buy-once games you put out. I will happily support a company bucking the current greed trend, even if they are games in a genre or type I don’t normally play I would still buy them just to support a company that cares about the players, not just their bottom line!

I played Wesnoth forever ago on my PC after asking around what a good game for a Fire Emblem lover is. It’s probably half way between Fire Emblem and Advance Wars, though. It’s incredibly tough to beat as a free game.

The port to mobile didn’t change the tutorial to include a different control scheme (tells you to right click and such) and the controls don’t work here quite as well as they do on the PC but honestly it’s gonna be tough to find a better F2P game on mobile than this, so long as you enjoy the genre.

Easier levels aren’t horribly difficult, one need not be a strategic genius to get through Tale of Two Brothers. And yet some of the higher difficulty levels will absolutely put your skills to the test.