Fit check
Is Tactics Greed worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RTS newcomers who want short sessions and simple rules
- RTS veterans interested in combining cards, units, and magic
- Pairs seeking cooperative or competitive play with two gamepads
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking long, complex RTS campaigns may find the short playing time and simple rules limiting
- Players wanting live versus battles may not prefer an arena that replays ranked players’ actions
- Solo players without two gamepads cannot use the two-player modes
Our take on Tactics Greed
The arena is presented as a global ranking mode, but its battles replay ranked players’ actions rather than using live communication. The emphasis on short sessions and simple rules also sets this apart from large-scale RTS formats.
What is Tactics Greed?
Tactics Greed combines real-time strategy with deck building, using units and magic as tactical options.
Players enter dungeons to collect cards and recruit companions such as knights, wizards, and large units that fire bombs from behind. Arena matches use asynchronous communication, replaying ranked players’ action patterns for versus battles. The game also includes cooperative and competitive modes for two players. In cooperative play, one participant can control a commander while the other directs fellow units. Two gamepads are required for two-player sessions. The vendor presents short playing times, simple rules, mouse-based controls, and cute characters for people new to RTS games. The card-based format and action RTS structure are also presented for experienced RTS players.
How Tactics Greed plays
- 01Dungeon Card Runs
- Dungeon expeditions provide cards and companions such as knights, wizards, and large units that attack from behind.
- 02Asynchronous Arena
- Ranked matches replay opponents’ action patterns for versus battles.
- 03Two-Player Modes
- Cooperative and competitive play support two participants, with cooperative roles dividing commander and fellow-unit control.
- 04Mouse-Based Controls
- The game can be played with a mouse, while two-player sessions require two gamepads.
Tactics Greed compared to similar games
Tactics Greed combines deck building, unit choices, magic, dungeon card collection, and asynchronous arena battles. Creeper World 4 instead focuses on building an economic base and fighting fluid enemies across 3D terrain. Rising Front centers on large single-player battles with tanks, cavalry, aircraft, and infantry, viewed from first person or above.
Tactics Greed: platforms & release
Is Tactics Greed worth it?
It is worth it if: RTS newcomers who want short sessions and simple rules. Skip it if: players seeking long, complex RTS campaigns may find the short playing time and simple rules limiting.
Where can I download Tactics Greed?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Tactics Greed's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Tactics Greed on?
Windows only.
