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Wizard Warfare 2: Cephalopod Wars

Wizard Warfare 2: Cephalopod Wars is the sequel to Wizard Warfare, a fantasy-themed, 4X-style, turn-based strategy game with a strategic empire management layer supported by a detailed tactical battle simulation layer. Now includes fully simulated naval battles.

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January 16, 2025
1 year and 198 days ago
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About the Game

Wizard Warfare 2: Cephalopod Wars is the sequel to Wizard Warfare, a fantasy-themed, 4X-style, turn-based strategy game with a strategic empire management layer supported by a detailed tactical battle simulation layer. It is a game of exploration, conquest and magic.

Key New Features:

- Fully simulated complex naval battles, including ships, sea monsters, flying creatures, ship crews.

- Enhanced land battles, including destructible terrain.

- New magic paths - water and weather magic, more complex hybrid paths.

- New spells for existing magic paths.

- Larger and more complex world generation with more varied terrain types, including rivers.

- Larger numbers of enemies.

- Better support for modding and localisation.