Zero Orders Tactics vVARY

Pauloondra

About this app

Developer Description

You are not a general - you are a GOD. Changing terrain is your main weapon

Now contains Under DLC! (new 7th faction, +3 heroes, + 3 bossfights, +31 units)

An offline single-player puzzle strategy game where you are not commanding your troops - now, you are shaping the battlefield itself!
Nothing is random, everything is predictable, and the battlefield is changing. Every turn. By you.

No need to bark orders at troops - instead, reshape the land itself: raise mountains, flood the valleys, and bend the battlefield to your will. Because you can.
Forget traditional commands - here, your divine influence controls the tide of battle.

🛠 Gameplay Features:
100% Predictable Combat - No RNG. Plan everything in advance.
Indirect Unit Control - Units move on their own, following fixed pathfinding rules.
Terraform the Battlefield - Your powers let you reshape terrain and even alter unit classes.
Roguelite Replayability - Build a unique deck of spells and units on every run. Unlock new heroes with different starting styles

Version Information

Version: -
Downloads: 100+
Updated on: -
Released: Nov 12, 2025
Requires: Android Varies with device

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★★★★★

Thought Prism

An excellent and unique tactical roguelite at a great price! Assuming you don't mind the unit sprites being a tad small on the larger maps, this is basically a perfect strategy experience for mobile.

★★★★

J Getty

Really cool concept but demands way too much of players. Literally impossible to win until you grind out levels on your champion via failing a lot. I really hate games that do this. It feels like a pay to win grind that doesn't belong. There are major power walls gated behind max leveling a character. That's not ok. Progressives like that should make it easier to win but not necessarily required. Any good roguelike should be winnable on the first playthrough and then scale from there.

★★★