TMM: Entourage

TMM: Entourage is a top-down shooter with real-time strategy mechanics. You choose one of three factions and compete against the other two in PvP modes, or face one faction in co-op modes. Each player character leads three bodyguards, which friends can take control of with a gamepad. You can play alone, locally with friends or with players online.

Three factions

The Primitivists are closely connected with nature and draw on various African and Asian cultures. The Progressionists have aristocratic origins and a love of technology, often inventing new advances before others learn about their previous ones. The Royalists value nobility and pride, and duel among themselves when they are not facing a greater threat.

Game modes

Objective-based modes vary in length and style, and each changes the gameplay in some way. PvP modes include King of the Hill, Escort, Team Deathmatch and Warfare; PvE modes include Stronghold, Onslaught and Tug of War. The game also has leaderboards for various modes.

Campaign Mode lets you play increasingly difficult matches with friends against bots, with progress saved between sessions. Local co-op supports up to four players, and three players can join or leave at any time.

Lead your entourage

You play as a Commander, with your bodyguards following your lead. During a match, you can change the appearance and weapons of both your Commander and bodyguards. The game combines direct control of a single unit with strategy commands: build turrets, direct troop movement and choose troop composition.

You can invade enemy bases and kill workers to reduce their income. Defeating enemies earns technology points, which you use to empower your troops; skills let you strengthen allies. You can also call in a gunship and enter it to turn the tide of battle. Weapons have primary and secondary fire modes unique to each faction.

Maps and match settings

A procedural map generator creates layouts according to rules for each game mode. Match customization lets you adjust parameters such as game length and starting resources.