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Build your army & win tactical PvP strategy duels in this turn-based shooter
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
VolleyCraft is a turn-based strategy game built around player-versus-player battles. You build an army, position your units and fight real opponents in short tactical shootouts. The listing describes it as a game for people who like to plan a squad in advance and then watch the plan play out.
Each match is a separate tactical problem, so the outcome depends mostly on how you set up your squad and where you place it. The listing presents the game as one where careful planning matters more than quick reactions.
The build we hold is VolleyCraft 1.8.2 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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Every battle opens with a draft phase. You choose which units go into your squad from the ones you have unlocked, and the listing says new units can be unlocked over time. The choice of squad is the first decision in each match.
The draft sets the mix of units you bring into the fight. Because the squad is chosen before the match starts, the draft is where most of the planning happens.
After the draft, you place your troops in positions you choose. The shootout then runs in rounds. Ranged units fire from their positions, and melee units move forward to engage.
The listing says each round gives you a fresh chance to adjust your tactics. This means the position you set up at the start is not fixed for the whole match, and you can change your approach as the battle develops.
Matches are against other players, not computer opponents. The listing states that the game is built around these PvP battles, so each duel depends on how another person has drafted and placed their own squad.
Because both sides choose their squads and positions, a match is a contest between two plans. The listing does not describe ranked play, seasons or matchmaking rules, so those details are not covered here.