
Bloodgrounds
- Region: Europe & US & Canada

About the Game Lead your team of Gladiators in turn-based arena battles, recruiting, training, and sometimes sacrificing them for glory. But remember, your Gladiators are mortal - If they fall in battle, they are lost forever...
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Lead your team of Gladiators in turn-based arena battles, recruiting, training, and sometimes sacrificing them for glory. But remember, your Gladiators are mortal - If they fall in battle, they are lost forever... though their legacy will live on.
As a noble heir, you'll manage your city by unlocking, constructing, and upgrading buildings that provide new services and mechanics to aid you on your bloody quest for vengeance.

You fought tooth and nail for survival, driven by a burning hatred and a thirst for justice. Now, as a wealthy patron and a gladiator trainer, you plot your revenge against the tyrannical Emperor who stole your freedom and murdered your father. But the path to redemption is fraught with peril, and you must navigate a treacherous world filled with deception and danger.
Recruit new allies and expand your gladiator team to climb the ranks of the brutal tournaments. Each victory brings you closer to the grand Capitol, where your ultimate target - the Emperor, lost in his madness - awaits on his throne.

Before each battle, assemble a team of gladiators from various classes: physical, ranged, or magical. Will you pay gold, duel them, or show mercy in the arena to recruit them?
Level them up, increase their stats, and learn new abilities to ensure they're battle-ready. Don't forget to address any negative statuses or traumas, and equip them with shiny new weapons, armor, and consumables.
Use powerful Deity abilities to aid your Gladiators in battle, or make a shady deal with a local crime lord to sabotage your enemies before the battle even begins.

Combat unfolds in turn-based battles on a grid, where units act in order of initiative. Strategically move your gladiators, attack, and position them to outsmart and outmaneuver your opponents.
Use your action points wisely - unleash powerful weapon or class abilities, make use of items like potions and magical scrolls, or set traps on the ground to catch enemies off guard.
Win the favor of the audience by fulfilling their bloodthirsty wishes and reap rewards after each battle. But beware - permadeath is on. If a gladiator falls, they and their equipment are lost forever, adding high stakes to every decision.

You’ve inherited an estate overlooking the desolate coastal city of Marevento, and the city’s future now rests in your hands.
Between battles, use your hard-earned gold to build and upgrade city buildings, unlocking new tools and services to aid you in your quest for vengeance. From the infirmary, where your gladiators can recover, to the bustling market for trading items, and even a grand monument to honor fallen gladiators.
Defeat each region’s Arena Champion to advance the age and access powerful new buildings and items.
Are you ready to rise to the challenge and carve your name into history?
Tactical games are my jam. I love games that allows me to build and grow a mercenary company the way I see fit, so this title was very appealing to me. After playing for a while, I grew bored very quickly. You see the
This is an absolute gem of a game (with a few flaws). Pros: + The unique, fresh setting of historical gladiatorial battles mixed with fantasy elements (i.e. creatures and magic) + The tactical combat is very satisfying
The gameplay loop is fun and the tactical combat is engaging and thought provoking. I had some moments in the game where I had to really think about my actions to be able to win the battle without losing any of my
+ excellent tactical turn-based combat + a lot of game mechanics in character progression, city management and fights + many different enemies and arenas - too random and grind based An interesting turn-based game
A really great tactics-style game where you manage a team of gladiators in a kinda-Roman world. Cons: The game really doesn't do a great job explaining itself in many ways, and the UI has some puzzling and frustrating
I really enjoy the turn based gameplay, Its weird to see a game this good with no one playing it. I Prefer this over the new vampire survives game that just released around this time. Maybe the price is just higher then