About This Game Welcome to the Outlands, Partner. Lost Frontier is a turn-based strategy game set in a fantasy-western setting filled with improbable technology and the supernatural. Can you survive with just your wit and a six-gun at your side? Lost Frontier features a 24 mission campaign, which follows the exploits of a band of mercenaries as they hunt a notorious desperado. Throughout the story, your tactics will be tested as the game challenges you to master the use of 20 unique unit types. You’ll take command of a wide range of Wild West forces, from Gunslingers and Cavalry to civil-war era Cannons and Gatling Guns. Or, employ more exotic weapons like steam-powered Gyrocopters and Zeppelins, and enlist the help of dark forces like Werewolves and Necromancers. Careful and strategic use of your resources will be needed to best your merciless opponents. To help even the odds, you'll take control of a “Living Legend”, who acts as your commander on the battlefield and helps to specialize your combat style. Prefer long-range engagements? Enlist the help of Wyatt “Long-Arm” Wilcox, a master sharpshooter who’s long-range units are peerless. Each of 9 unique Legends are available, and acquire perks as you complete missions, steadily unlocking their full potential. Once you’ve mastered the game, 20 challenge missions await. These are punishingly difficult battles meant to push you and your Legend’s abilities to the limit. Or, feel free to set up custom games against the AI or with your friends via hot seat multiplayer. Set up the rules, choose your legends, and let the bullets fly! 1075eedd30 Title: Lost FrontierGenre: Indie, StrategyDeveloper:Mika Mobile, Inc.Publisher:Mika Mobile, Inc.Release Date: 19 Oct, 2018 Lost Frontier Activation Key Amazing game, but we need multiplayer mode. Underrated game.It's Advance Wars but better in some ways. The balance between infantry, vehicles, and undead works surprisingly well. Many units have neat effects, like the sherrif that earns you money if he gets a kill. And there's so much unit variety that the gameplay can reflect your battle style rather than just forcing you to pick counters. There isn't much of a story, but it doesn't get in the way. It comprises of quick dialogues that don't overstay their welcome unlike in Tiny Metal. The maps of the story and challenge modes are well done. There arn't too many of them but considering the price of the game its more than value.
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