Behold Battle

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Behold Battle is a single player and multiplayer casual strategy game. It was developed by Lasse Zacho Malver and was released on March 4, 2024. It received positive reviews from players.

"Behold Battle" is a casual auto battler game where you predict the winner of randomly generated battles between 72 different units, with unique attacks and spells. It features multiple game modes, increasing army complexity, and difficulties to test your prediction skills. Complete challenges to earn more spectators and enjoy the show. This game is a different experience from "Mage and Monsters", using the same art but with a simpler gameplay loop.

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The game is a fun and simple way to enjoy watching battles, making it a great time-killer.
It offers a unique betting mechanic that adds excitement to the gameplay, especially for spectators.
The game is well-executed with a variety of modes and unit types, making it enjoyable for both casual players and those looking for a deeper strategy.

Many players feel the game lacks depth and interactivity, often comparing it unfavorably to its predecessor, Mage and Monsters.
There are significant bugs related to achievements that can frustrate players, particularly those with completionist tendencies.
The gameplay can become repetitive quickly, as it primarily revolves around predicting outcomes without much player involvement.

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The gameplay is criticized for its lack of interaction and depth, primarily revolving around merely comparing two armies and guessing the outcome, which feels unengaging and unfulfilling compared to more dynamic gameplay experiences. Overall, it is seen as a simplistic betting mechanic rather than a robust gameplay loop.
- “The only player involvement is comparing the two armies and guessing which one will win, which, while not as easy as it sounds, is nowhere near as rewarding as the core gameplay loop of M&M.”
- “But even if you added all of that, the glaring issue remains: there is just no interaction and no gameplay.”
- “So the entire gameplay is betting on which pre-determined team wins, and that's it?”