Athena Crisis: A New Turn-Based Strategy Game for Fans of Advance Wars

If you're a fan of tactical games like Advance Wars or XCOM, you'll be thrilled to discover Athena Crisis, a new turn-based strategy game developed by Nakazawa Tech and published by Null Games. This title captures a nostalgic retro vibe with its vibrant, almost pixelated 2D art, drawing players into a visually appealing world.

One of the standout features of Athena Crisis is its cross-progression system, allowing seamless gameplay across PC, mobile, browser, and Steam Deck. Your progress syncs automatically across all platforms, ensuring you never miss a beat, no matter where you play.

What Do You Do In Athena Crisis?

In Athena Crisis, you'll take command of various units across seven diverse battle environments, including land, sea, and air. Each setting presents unique challenges, demanding that you adapt your strategies to the terrain to secure victory.

The single-player campaign offers over 40 meticulously designed maps, each featuring distinct characters that enrich the narrative. For those who enjoy multiplayer, the game includes both ranked and casual modes, supporting up to seven players online.

Adding to the game's appeal is its built-in map and campaign editor. This tool lets you craft custom maps or entire campaigns, which you can share with the community. It's a fantastic feature for players who relish customization and endless strategic possibilities.

Why not take a moment to watch the Athena Crisis launch trailer below?

The Game Is Built In Javascript

Athena Crisis boasts an impressive roster of over 40 unique military units, ranging from traditional infantry to more whimsical choices like Zombies, Dragons, and Bazooka Bears. As you play, you can unlock special skills and hidden units, striving to achieve the highest scores on each map.

Curious but not ready to fully commit? You can try out a demo available on the official website. Additionally, Athena Crisis is open-source for certain parts, inviting the community to tweak and expand the game, fostering a culture of innovation and experimentation.

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