Feud
CONDENSED ABSTRACT STRATEGY
Imagine chess, but on a four-by-four grid, where pieces are swapped rather than moved, each piece has its own special ability and--
OK, not so much like chess. What you can expect is a highly condensed little abstract strategy game which is easy enough to learn but quite tricky to get good at. The AI still beats us sometimes. The computers are winning. Please get good at Feud so we can beat them.
FREE AND CROSS-PLATFORM
Feud is free to play and has full cross-platform play between Android, iOS, PC, Mac and Linux. This means you can play Feud at your boring job, then on the bus on the way home from your boring job, then on your computer at home while you recover from your boring job.
Please note that we do not recommend playing Feud during your commute if you walk to work, especially if you live in a city with lots of open manhole covers which is pretty much what I imagine New York to be like. I dunno, I've never been.
YOU HAVEN'T TOLD ME MUCH ABOUT THIS GAME YET, TO BE HONEST
I'm not very good at this. Sorry. Anyway, look, the game's free and only a couple of hundred megabytes. You might as well, really.
Category : Board
Reviews (30)
A surprisingly captivating puzzle game that I really enjoy. Sort of a unique blend of an rpg and a chess game if that makes sense. It's a bit outside of my usual comfort zone these days as I tend to struggle with focus, multitasking and details. However I really like Fued. It's pretty challenging for me and certainly complex but not to the extent of being so frustrating or disappointing that you give up. It's actually very rewarding. Just give it some time and you will catch on.
Cool original strategy game. Would be great if 1. There were some visual/auditory cues telling you how many moves you have left, whether a move is not allowed. At times the player ends up fruitlessly tapping or thinking the game has lagged. 2. In case of a win or draw, allow us to review the board and see what happened so we can learn from our mistakes. 3. No undo button. 4. Dark theme, maybe? 5. The UI and graphics aren't all tied up neatly; the game looks like a Reigns spinoff, with bad fonts.
An entirely free to play strategy game that's easy to pick up and difficult to master. It runs on anything, and if you log-in you can use the same account across PC, Mac, iOS and Android. My favourite touch is that you can adjust the tendencies of opponent AI (Aggressive, Defensive, Sneaky), so there's more variety.
It's free and it's an interesting concept. But it's just not for me. No solo missions. Just a template to play a chess-like game. If you adore chess you can check it out. For me it does need at least like 10 solo missions to be in any way interesting. The graphics are weird. It's hard to see what is shooting and what action you are taking. They do need to improve that.
Brilliantly simple and addictive. Would be nice if there was an option to play as black so I could make the first move against the AI once in a while, as that does feel like an unfair advantage. Great game though, amazing how much strategy can be crammed into a four by four grid.
Extremely versitile strategy game with countless numbers of strategies, fun at any time of day. I will say, to the producers, it would be much more interesting if you could place all of your pieces where you wanted them, instead of the 4 defaults
Fun and interesting, but the gameplay doesn't have much variety after a few matches. Also, there are situations where the only option that doesn't lead to defeat is to repeat the same move over and over. Maybe add a tie or draw state?
Amazing at first, but boring at more. Don't get me wrong, i like this application but the limits makes it boring in a few matches. Maybe add more abilities to the pieces, a bigger map, more choices etc. I still give 5 stars, hope you guys continue on it ;)
Fun, free implementation of a fun, fast chess/fidchell-style game. Easy to understand the various roles - DPS, healer, tank are represented in their own ways - but a lot of strategic diversity in how to use them to advance and to frustrate your opponent.
Saw review on English Teacher Plays (YouTube) and knew it'd be a great addition to my mobile game library. Simple mechanics but challenging game play. Music is nice and sound effects are satisfying. Beautiful art. I love that the characters blink! Looking forward to online matches once game is more popular. Maybe I can get my SO to play.
Enjoyed it, even though i had trouble memorizing all the pieces moves and special skills. If one thing is very very bad is the tutorial, too much info too fast, and it does not allow for learning wile playing.
Genuinely fantastic game. The more I play it the more I like it. It's simple enough you can pick up and play, but complex enough that people can surprise you and use significantly varied strategies.
Great game and runs light on a phone. Controls take a little getting used to, and the AI is a little predictable, but the concept is great.
Nice rules, though they may need further refinement (e.g. adding a draw through repetition of moves/position). AI seems weak even on "hard" setting.
This game is absolutely fantastic! The art, music, mechanics, and controls are outstanding. I am at a loss for words, truly majestic.
Awesome! This game is super fun and challenging. Cant believe it's free. Having a great time so far. I love the graphics and the gameplay. Looks like I'll be on this one for a while. Cant wait to see more from the developers. Great job.
Quite a decent concept, although it feels a bit too small-scale for my tastes. And it seems the learning curve is a bit tough at first if you want to do well.
Am I missing something? The computer always goes first which always gives it a 1-shot advantage. Given it's a game with such limited potential to form strategy it seems going first is a massive advantage. White will always be behind.
Music wise...none? Some sounds. Gameplay wise, thrilling and quicker paced and less depth than chess. Graphic and atmosphere wise, calm...nithing more to add, so it sure must be calm. Or empty.
Easy to learn, hard to master! Feels like a fresh take on a chess like strategy game - no RNG and everything always visible. Looking forward to future updates :)
Woowww!!!! An intriguing complicated game great thinking by the way will leave some suggestions if anything could be changed but great work guy's 🥳 but there are a lot of bugs
No way to replay or return to the menu. No way to check what the piece's abilities are once in play. Very difficult to navigate.
Awesome experience! simple game play and basic rules lead to awesome strategy it's like chess for the modern day.
A truly original game with amazing play mechanics. It is challenging even on easy Hardly to come by a game this entertaining An easy 10/10 from me.
Orignal and tactical game with asynchronous multiplayer. Also some of the best blinking I've ever seen in games.
Feud is the only game I play on my phone. It is suitably challenging while not requiring too much time to play a game!
Really well made strategy game that is deceptively simple. Eady to learn, but difficult to master.
Fun graphics, fun music (love the Lo-fi option), fun game for a little time wasting.
Great game to play on the commute, simple to start off but keeps challenging you.
It's a great, original game! Graphics are extremely polished. Importantly, it distills down game play well for a phone's form factor, and is simple to both play one handed and to pick up and put down. Problem is rules need more fleshing out. They get too restrictive; an isolated piece can't be used at all cuts off a lot of plays. Also, black always first gives the AI a leg up. And you should be able to choose all pieces' starting positions, not just king (AI does). I'd pay, just not subscribe.