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[PC][2013-2017?]A failed MOBA-like where you control an army instead of a single hero

**Platform(s):** PC

**Genre:** RTS/MOBA

**Estimated year of release:** 2013-2017? Unsure

**Graphics/art style:** Close to League of Legends, cartoony but not over the top - but with unit turn time

**Notable characters:** Not really

**Notable gameplay mechanics:** It's a take on a MOBA where you control armies instead of a single hero. There is some kind of currency system which lets you recruit units, and you end up roaming with a group of 4-25ish units, but you do normal MOBA things. There are jungle creeps you can kill. Each hero (or faction?) has a different roster of units to recruit from. It's an AoS-style kill the other base deal. I thiiiink it's 3v3 so the number of units on-map don't get overwhelming. I seem to recall the game failed and closed up shop, but I can't be sure. I might have been in the alpha, so I'm not even sure it launched.

**Other details:** It's not [Supernova](https://www.polygon.com/2015/2/26/8111533/supernova-moba-rts-hands-on-dota-2-league-of-legends) - you directly control the units you spawn, making the gameplay more like a constant Starcraft micro-battle with casters et al. Not sure if there are hero units.

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