Fit check
Is Confrontation worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Strategy RPG players who want to command and develop a combat squad
- Solo players who prefer campaigns with additional missions and character progression
- Online strategy players interested in faction-based matches and worldwide rankings
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking direct action without squad oversight may hit a wall when unit and spell management become central to combat
- Those wanting a short, self-contained campaign may find the campaign, secondary missions, squad development, and multiplayer structure too broad
- Players uninterested in managing individual warriors, equipment, armor, and spells may not enjoy the progression system
- Players seeking cooperative multiplayer may not fit the stated online mode, which centers on competing factions
Our take on Confrontation
The bounce point arrives when battles require simultaneous unit and spell management alongside reading enemy behavior. Players who want direct action without squad oversight, or who dislike adapting tactics around enemy weaknesses, may stop there.
What is Confrontation?
Lead a Griffin Elite Squad through missions in territories controlled by Scorpion creatures, Wolfen packs, and Bran-Ô-Kor Orcs.
The game includes a solo campaign, secondary missions, and recruitable warriors with individual characteristics. Squad members gain experience after battles, then improve their weapons, armor, and spells. Combat involves managing units and their spells, anticipating enemy actions, and exploiting weaknesses. As a tactical role-playing adaptation of a board game, Confrontation combines squad development with mission objectives and strategic battles. Multiplayer mode lets players command one of four factions in online combat, compete against players worldwide, and climb global rankings.
How Confrontation plays
- 01Squad Recruitment
- Elite warriors can join the team, with each recruit bringing distinct characteristics to missions.
- 02Warrior Progression
- Characters gain experience after battles and can improve their weapons, armor, and spells.
- 03Four Factions
- Online mode lets players command one of four factions in competitive matches.
- 04Solo Campaign
- Single-player content combines a campaign with additional missions.
- 05Enemy Analysis
- Combat rewards anticipating opponents’ actions and exploiting their weaknesses.
Confrontation compared to similar games
Dungeon Defenders: Awakened is a cooperative Action RPG/Tower Defense game with loot, leveling, pets, and character customization. Confrontation instead focuses on leading a Griffin squad through missions, improving weapons, armor, and spells, and commanding one of four factions in online combat.
Confrontation: platforms & release
Is Confrontation worth it?
It is worth it if: strategy RPG players who want to command and develop a combat squad. Skip it if: players seeking direct action without squad oversight may hit a wall when unit and spell management become central to combat.
Where can I download Confrontation?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Confrontation's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Confrontation on?
Windows only.
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