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It is a massive shame to feel like I can’t enthusiastically endorse Wartile — it has a winning visual style and the seed of a novel idea, but that seed doesn’t bear a fully-formed fruit.

Wartile is a really fun and unique game, if you have it in your sights it won't let you down and if not, you should at least consider it.

Wartile is a Tile-Based Strategy RPG with a heavy tabletop feel. This game reminds me of an old Tabletop Strategy game called HeroScape. YouWartile is a Tile-Based Strategy RPG with a heavy tabletop feel. This game reminds me of an old Tabletop Strategy game called HeroScape. You would build maps out of Hexagon Tiles and battle miniatures in turn-based strategy. Wartile is set in a world of Norse Mythology, with a very fitting soundtrack to help with the immersion the Hand-Made looking tiles bring. The graphics are amazing, though I understand capturing the feel of Miniatures, there could have been some animations on the Miniatures to accompany the beauty of the rendered terrains. Feeling like your moving Figures around an animated war-table sounds novel to those who play on the table, but the execution was a bit bland. There really wasn't much strategy required, and the story felt like a first-time Dungeon Master who decided to make their own Quest instead of running a pre-made module. The length of the game left a lot to be desired, as the story wasn't any more filling than size of the story. The Characters don't level, instead, you have to gain better gear and abilities to increase your characters strengths. There is so much more that could have been done with this game. A quest maker allowing you to use the tiles, and terrain to create your own adventures would add near endless replayability. The game isn't bad by any means, in fact, it was masterfully designed and will provide a tabletop gamer with a few hours of good fun.

Whether miniatures, strategy games, or deck-building is your thing or not, I highly recommend Wartile because the sum of its parts delivers a unique and fun experience more than each alone. One of the indicators I personally measure when evaluating a game for review is: “Does it call to me when my console is off?”. For Wartile my answer is a hearty “Yes!”.

With its handcrafted aesthetic and unique combat offering a new spin on traditional tabletop battles, Wartile on Xbox One offers up something quite refreshing. Despite the maps not being the biggest there is a lot crammed into them and exploring offers plenty of rewards.

The game surely looks good, that's for sure. Each map is full of tiles where your figurines fight it out against a number of (Norse) enemies.The game surely looks good, that's for sure. Each map is full of tiles where your figurines fight it out against a number of (Norse) enemies. And the game allows you to control a maximum of 7 figurines (3 on every level) in a viking inspired world. It mixes reality with myth from Norse legend. Its a decent concept considering there are better viking games around (Ancestors?). You can equip you warriors with a number of weapons or tokens which enhance their abilities.The game rewards progress. You get better weapons and cards as you advance. The soundtrack is good too and makes you feel like a Viking.What makes the fun limited is that the figurines do not level up and the focus is on the use of buff giving cards in each level. Each level has 3 tiers of difficulty and you are playing the same map over and over again, albeit with altered enemies and increasing difficulty. There is no proper story-line either and there is no difficulty setting except the 3 tiers on each map. It is also a strategy game but does not feel like one because there is little strategic thinking involved.its a decent effort, but not one of the best games out there. If you like tile, card and figurine based strategy games you will like this game but it does not have many customization options and is lacking in many departments.

If you’re looking for something different as a fan of tabletop games and have the patience to bear with the controls, you’ll likely enjoy WARTILE.

Tabletop tactics game with a half-baked mix of real-time-gameplay and card decks. Overall it looks unfinished and has too much idling.

If you’re a fan of real-time strategy and role-playing games or a lover of miniatures combat immersive dioramas, then I think this would make a great addition to your game library.

Despite some camera issues and a low longevity, Wartile is an enjoyable game and a perfect mix between two worlds: RTS and board games. Even if you love just one of them, you should give it a chance.

While Wartile is a gorgeous and beautifully sounding game, the lack of challenge or depth in its gameplay and the risk of severe crashing problems holds it back from being something greater.

It has some flaws like a weak story and a brash art design. But it also has some innovative ideas and stages the strategic battles of minatures in glorious dioramas.