Turn Strategy

In Turn Strategy you take turns moving units across a square grid to capture ground and defeat the opponent. Free, no install, no account.

In Turn Strategy, on your turn move a unit; on the enemy's turn they respond. Take the key tiles to win.

Works offline after the first visit. No install, no sign-up.

How to play Turn Strategy

Move on your turn
Select a unit and move it to a nearby square grid.
Capture tiles
Reach and hold important square grids to gain the advantage.
Weigh each move
Every turn the opponent replies, so plan one step ahead.
Win the board
Control the objective tiles, or wipe out the enemy units, to take the match.
One action ends your turn
You can tap through your own units as much as you like, but the first move or attack you make hands the board straight over. Every enemy unit then takes one action, so three separate replies arrive before you act again.
Knight and archer differ
Knights carry three HP and strike for two, archers carry two and strike for one. Both kinds step and attack any of the eight squares around them, diagonals included, and every kill you make raises your score.

Knight and archer have different jobs
Your knights have 3 health and hit for 2, the archers have 2 health and hit for 1, and every enemy is built the same way. That means two knight hits finish a knight while an archer needs three. Send archers at the squishy targets and keep knights for the ones that would otherwise survive your softer units.
One action ends your turn
A single move or attack hands the turn straight to the enemy, and each of their units then acts once. There is no way to move two of your pieces before they respond, so every position you leave is a position three enemies move towards. Bringing pieces together before you commit is often better than getting one extra attack in.
Diagonal steps reach faster
Movement goes to any of the eight neighbouring squares, including the corners, so distance is measured in rings rather than squares in a straight line. That means you can close on an enemy from the side without walking around it. Use the diagonal to reach the far enemy first instead of always pushing the one directly in front of you.

Is it multiplayer?
It is a local, single-device match against a simple opponent.
Can I undo?
You can restart the match if a move goes badly.
Any install needed?
No sign-up or install required.