Even if you didn't know it yet, you always wanted to have a mage riding on a boar. High movement range, throwing around fireballs, ramming enemies with your boar, and fleeing the scene if things start getting too ugly. ---------- Like in most other strategy games, the first few scenarios in TMR are fairly easy to beat in order to provide a smooth learning curve for new players. This poses a problem to experienced players though, since trying out new classes becomes a tad boring with 'too easy' scenarios early on. While this can be partially mitigated by cranking up the difficulty, this isn't an entirely satisfying solution. This problem has been addressed now in patch 3.4.1. For some scenarios (especially early ones) there is an alternative version which is more interesting and challenging. Whenever such an alternative scenario version exists, the player can decide whether he wants to play the default version or the more challenging one. This is done via a popup dialog right before starting the scenario. Like most of the other new features in TMR, this is completely optional. You can choose to try out the more challenging version of a scenario at any time, but no one forces you to do so.

What sets Tactics Maiden apart is:

• Choose your own pace. Either crank up the difficulty and ponder over every single move similar to a board game, or play on normal difficulty and make use of the slick user interface where enemy turns can be executed instantly, and where the game almost has a real time strategy feel to it
  
• A strong enemy AI which has been constantly improved over the past years since the creation of our first strategy RPG back in 2009
  
• Flexible character builds with skill points that can be redistributed at will
  
• Over 90 scenarios for 30+ hours of game play
  
• A compelling medieval fantasy story centered around feudal rebellions, political schemes, war, and romances
  
• 25 playable character classes with more than 80 special and tactical skills like 'Fireball', 'Heal', 'Hide', 'Charge', 'Place Swap', 'Web Haul', or 'Send Home'
  
• Thousands of weapons, armors, and accessories that can be equipped, ranging from standard over rare to legendary items
  
• Thanks to its 5 difficulty settings that can be adjusted mid-game, Tactics Maiden is suited for both novice players and seasoned strategy veterans

For those who have played the mobile version already, here's what's new in this remastered PC version:

• New vector based unit graphics with smoother animations (classic sprites of the mobile version are still available via game options, though)
  
• Choose the class of your main hero: Rogue, Ranger or Shadow Warrior for the female hero. Wizard, Druid or Sorcerer for the male hero
  
• A few additional scenarios and many scenarios overhauled (much smoother learning curve for beginners with additional guidance)
  
• Substantially improved replay value due to alternative positions for outposts and pillars which are randomly chosen at scenario start
  
• Treasure thieves make their appearance now and then, and they'll try to snatch away the treasure chests right under your nose (optional)
  
• There's a game option now to collect treasure chests automatically after winning a scenario, but only if all enemies were defeated (optional)
  
• More atmospheric ally camp where your units are shown
  
• Damage range preview added for your convenience (optional)
  
• Ally units don't block each other's way any longer (optional)
  
• Units can move out of outposts now, even if a friendly unit is standing on top of it (optional, connected to the blocking way option from above)
  
• Increased damage for attacks from behind (optional)
  
• Scum Loading added (undo the current turn, optional)
  
• Item shop has a selection of rare items now and then
  
• Sound effects completely overhauled and ambient sound added
  
• 8 additional music tracks
  
• 'Speed up' button for the enemy turn now resolves the turn not just faster, but instantly
  
• German version added (language change via game options)
  
• Despite all these changes, game saves are still compatible with the mobile version, so they can be synchronized via Dropbox

• OS: Ubuntu 12.04+. SteamOS+. (a few issues with Linux Mint right now)
• Processor: 1.2 GHz (32 or 64 bit)Memory: 2048 MB RAM
• Memory: 2048 MB RAM
• Graphics: Open GL 2.0 or higher
• Storage: 290 MB available space

• OS: Ubuntu
• Processor: 3 GHz or higherMemory: 6 MB RAM
• Memory: 6 MB RAM
• Graphics: GeForce 970 or equivalent
• Storage: 2 MB available space