Release Date: October 5, 2023
Wargroove 2 is the second installment in a series of turn-based tactical strategies inspired by Fire Emblem and Advance Wars. Once again, it takes place in a fantasy realm of Anaria, where we can once again follow the story or face other players.
Wargroove 2 is the sequel to the independent tactical strategy inspired by Advance Wars and the Fire Emblem series. Once again, the game was developed by the British studio Chucklefish, though this time they're joined by Robotality (Halfway, Pathway).
Three years have passed since the events ofWargroove, with peace prevailing in the land of Aurania. It turns out nothing lasts forever, though. The nation's commanders are forced to act once again once a certain faction discovers centuries-old forbidden technology and mysterious assaults start to occur at nighttime.
Wargroove 2 is a classic sequel, not making any drastic changes but rather expanding the previous game's formula. The gameplay is once again turn-based: we explore the map with our army, develop it and lead it into battles fought on separate stages. Battles can take place on land, at sea and in the air.
There are many different commanders to choose from, each representing different factions (including some entirely new ones, such as pirates) and having different specializations. Each commander has a special ability known as a Groove, which can be further enhanced by filling a special meter. Using Grooves at the right time is often key to victory, but we must also learn our units' strengths and weaknesses.
Wargroove 2 consists of three campaigns, their stories intertwining until the game's finale. Competitive multiplayer (online or hot seat), co-op (originally introduced in the free Double Trouble expansion), the map and scenario editors (which have been further expanded) all make their return here as well. Created maps and scenarios can be shared with other players.
New to the sequel is the Conquest mode, based on roguelike games. It consists of fast-paced series of battles, with all gold, units and their health staying the same between each encounter.
Visually, Wargroove 2 uses the same artstyle as its predecessor, still inspired by the Advance Wars series. The cartoonish 2D graphics thus haven't changed much.
Platforms:
PC Windows October 5, 2023
Xbox One September 19, 2024
Android July 30, 2025
Apple iOS July 30, 2025
Nintendo Switch October 5, 2023
Xbox Series X/S September 19, 2024
Developer: Robotality
Publisher: Chucklefish
Pirate vibes and even more tactical gameplay - these are the attractions promised by the first trailer for Wargroove 2.
video games
Jacob Blazewicz
March 8, 2023
System Requirements for Wargroove 2 Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i3, 2 GB RAM, graphic card Intel HD or better, 1 GB HDD, Windows 7.
Recommended System Requirements:
Intel Core i5, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 1 GB GeForce GTX 560 or better, 1 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.
Game Ratings for Wargroove 2 Video Game.
Nindie Spotlight: 9.2 / 10 by Justin Nation
If you’re a fan of strategy games in the vein of Advance Wars, Wargroove 2 makes an outstanding case for your attention
NintendoWorldReport: 9 / 10 by Jordan Rudek
Much to my delight, the inclusion of a roguelike mode in Wargroove 2's Conquest feature is the best reason to recommend this hearty sequel, particularly for anyone who enjoyed the original. The sequel is not only more of the same, but also presents a compelling new way to experience its tried-and-true strategy gameplay. While I do like the new Commanders that have made their way into the fold, I would love to see the individual factions have a bit more uniqueness in terms of how they played or their strengths and weaknesses; they're only distinguished by their appearance and their units names (which can sometimes be confusing). Nonetheless, strategy fans should rejoice at the opportunity to spend more time with a wonderful series that puts a fantasy twist on Advance Wars.
Hey Poor Player: 4 / 5 by Andrew Thornton
While Wargroove 2 doesn’t reinvent so much as it refines, my experience with it was far more positive than with the original. Perhaps it was just removing the weight of expectations. The game’s refined stages, absurd variety, and improved story all help. In the end, though, whatever the reasons, I had a blast returning to the world of Wargroove, and I think anyone who enjoys strategy games will find plenty of reasons to spend an awful lot of hours exploring it.
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