Lone King
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About Lone King
Lone King is a simultaneous-turn-based tactics game in which you command a single mech against a small army. Its controls are inspired by chess: choose your Maniple and give it one order, where to move. Attacks, abilities, hacking and environmental effects trigger contextually, while each Maniple has different movement and attacks.
Missions and encounters
Levels are randomly generated, with changing combinations and positions of enemies, enemy abilities and terrain. Matches are designed to last around 5–10 minutes. You can customise the setup or remove game modes, stages and characters from the random rotation.
Story and station
Two story chapters are available. They lead into the ending of one story and the beginning of another, with simple cinematics. Between missions, you can return to the station for a brief first-person point-and-click experience, meet the characters and explore your base of operations.
Game modes
All-Random mode lets you remove game modes, locations and characters from the random rotation. In Custom Setup, you can choose the default game mode, location and character. Campaign Mode has eight missions, one in each stage; you choose which Maniple to deploy on each mission, and cannot reuse a Maniple. Rescue missions let you save fallen Maniples, while retreat protocol lets you escape to the exfiltration point to avoid falling.
Campaign Mode includes eight stages with distinct environmental hazards, terrain styles and aesthetics, as well as eight game modes. These include modes with or without boss units or normal enemies, waves of respawning enemies, destroying the VIP and a testing mode. You can play with multiple characters together, but doing so comes with a health penalty.
Units and difficulty
The game has eight player characters, each with unique weapons, movement, and active, passive and defect abilities. Campaign Mode adds two active abilities to each character. Its eight enemy units have distinct weapons and equipment, including missiles, shields, mines, backup weapons and cover that can block your path. There are also eight enemy boss units, which are harder to kill and pose a greater threat.
Eight difficulty levels introduce character weaknesses, new enemy abilities, mechanics such as enemy pathfinding and weapon lock-on, and increased environmental hazards.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Lone King is free to play on Steam, so there is nothing to buy to start playing.
The minimum requirements for Lone King are: Windows 7, 256 MB RAM, 25 MB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Lone King is a single-player game.
Yes. Lone King is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.












