Wargroove

Wargroove's brain-teasing tactics and impressive level editor make it the Advance Wars successor fans have been waiting for.

Wargroove doesn't shy away from its Advance Wars inspiration, but it proves to be much more than a mere copycat.

Care, generosity and love have gone into this attempt to recreate some legendary tactics games, but is it enough?

Brimming character and imagination, Wargroove occasionally loses its groove over long-winded core gameplay.

Wargroove offers several ways to get your turn-based strategy fix, whether it's playing through an hours-long campaign, creating your own scenarios, or playing online

In summary, it’s good and I like it.

There's a lot to love with Wargroove. I definitely have my qualms with some of the campaign mission design and plot, there is so much here to love. I can't say that it's a completely innovate entry into the genre, but I think it's safe to say that Wargroove is a title that needs to be in every turn-based strategy lover's catalog.

Wargroove is finally on PS4, and despite launching with practically no fanfare, it's very much worthy of your attention. The pixelated exterior houses surprisingly deep tactical gameplay that's easy to grasp but will soon give your grey matter a workout. With highly customisable difficulty and a vast range of modes to enjoy, this is a decent turn based strategy game that fans of the genre shouldn't pass up -- although we suspect many will have played it to death already.

As far as strategy games are concerned on the Switch, Wargroove is one of the best titles you can find on the eShop. Extremely deep and diverse strategy gameplay, ridiculous amounts of replayability, and charming presentation all combine to make this one an easy recommendation to anybody looking for a deep and cerebral experience for their Switch.

Wargroove is the Advance Wars game fans have been waiting years for, even with its fantasy trappings.