Fields of War

Status: Pre-Alpha

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Last Update: 2016-07-26

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Browser-based multiplayer tactical game in medieval realm. Place your army on a battlefield, taking advantage of terrain features, unit placement patterns. Engage yourself in numerous battles and humiliate the opponents with your experience in strategy.

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Webbased
Multiplayer

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Academic Free License (AFL)

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Java

Registered

2009-11-08

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