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About Mówù Jǐngjiè

Mówù Jǐngjiè is a turn-based strategy game in which you build structures and facilities, buy units and defend against enemy attacks on a hexagonal map. Each hex has its own terrain and resources, which affect what you can build and how units move across it.

Build your economy

You control mobile units, most of which are combat units with their own special effects. Workers are essential: they build facilities, buildings and roads on map tiles. The terrain and resources on a tile determine which facilities a worker can build. Facilities produce resources—for example, farms provide food, while smelters built on iron tiles provide iron—and you use those resources to buy mobile units.

Buildings unlock different units for purchase, and can also attack enemies, buff your units or increase your maximum number of mobile units. You cannot buy more units once your current number reaches that limit. Roads reduce the movement points units spend crossing tiles, though roads require maintenance.

Defend against enemies

Units spend movement points to move, and cannot move or attack once those points run out. The movement cost varies with each tile’s terrain and resources, and some tiles use up many points. Enemies generally spawn every turn; some appear on specific terrain that your units may be unable to enter.

You need to defeat enemies promptly, as monsters grow stronger as the turn count rises, making previously purchased combat units relatively more vulnerable. Newly purchased units also become stronger as the monsters do. Enemies can easily destroy your facilities and roads, so workers must rebuild them to keep resources coming in.

Control your units

Select a mobile unit by clicking a tile or its unit icon. Hold the right mouse button to choose a tile to move to or an enemy to attack, or use the action bar above the unit’s stats to select actions such as moving and attacking. Click a building to view its status and purchase units.

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