Ground Pounders
Release date: Jul 15, 2014
Developers: Kerberos Productions Inc.
Publishers: Kerberos Productions Inc.
Genres: Indie, Strategy
Categories: Single-player, Multi-player, Cross-Platform Multiplayer, Steam Achievements, Steam Trading Cards, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Kerberos 2 Day Sale! Looking to pick up some DLC for The Pit? Curious to try Ground Pounders? Ready to rule the world in Kaiju-A-GoGo? Now's the time, as all Kerberos indie games are on sale for the next two days! Check out the Kerberos library of games here! About the Game Ground Pounders is a hex-based, turn-based strategy wargame. Inspired by classic strategy games like Panzer General, and steeped in the lore of the Sword of the Stars universe, Ground Pounders offers a new generation of gamers an updated taste of turn-based strategic warfare. Best of all, you can play it cross platform between desktop machine and mobile devices. Ground Pounders lets players control an army from one of two factions. Each army is comprised of dozens of different unit types. You will lead your ground pounders across a variety of worlds, increase their experience levels and abilities over the course of two campaigns, and use them to unlock special action cards that can add special effects to single-player games, or to up the stakes in your cross-platform multi-player battles. FEATURES Control one of 2 armies – Human and Hivers 80+ units covering land, sea, and air Battle across alien worlds on exotic battlefields, including airless moons, lava plains, and meteor-blasted wastelands Seize orbital superiority and call down bombardment on your foes Build airfields, fortify areas, and repair or destroy bridges Improve your unit’s experience and abilities over 2 campaigns Unlock and collect combat cards, including faction-unique cards! Build unique combat card decks and even tune them for specific battles Ten scenarios to play in skirmish mode or cross-platform multi-player Enjoy a SotSdex filled with Lore details on famous units, personalities, battles and weapon systems 

Press reviews: “The pure sensation of moving troops around, outflanking and out-thinking even an AI is addictive.” Rock Paper Shotgun