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Banality Wars Carridin

Discover the secrets of Project Carridin in this deep tactical turn based strategy game inspired by Advanced Wars Days Of Ruin.

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Andrew Zuo
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Andrew Zuo
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About the Game

War breaks out on the eastern continent and Lorret's Fourth Regiment are forced to launch a counter attack. But as the death count rises questions start to emerge as to the true cause of the conflict.

Through 26+ campaign maps spanning 5 acts discover the secrets of Project Carridin, a military project that was abruptly killed four years ago, and uncover who really is behind this war and what they could possibly want from the doomed project.

Banality Wars Carridin is the spiritual successor to Advance Wars Days Of Ruin. It features a more impactful story (but don't worry, it's not as dark) and gameplay that that is more varied than what you'd expect to see in an Advance Wars-like.
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