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Turn-based tactics of the Five Elements

Command an army of Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth. Every element counters another, and every ally can make you stronger.

  • 20 units · 5 Commanders
  • Cinematic 3D highlights
  • Multiplayer

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Five Forces PC Gameplay: Turn-Based Strategy with Mouse and Keyboard

Five Forces PC Gameplay: Turn-Based Strategy with Mouse and Keyboard Five Forces PC Gameplay: Turn-Based Strategy with Mouse and Keyboard FIVE FORCES is now available on Google Play Games for PC . Lead an army of Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth across a 3D battlefield, capture villages and castles, and use the Five Elements cycle to outsmart your opponent, now on a bigger screen with full mouse and keyboard controls. This guide covers everything about Five Forces PC gameplay: how to install it, what your PC needs, and every control you need to play this turn-based strategy game like a veteran. FIVE FORCES PC gameplay: a spring battlefield at 1920×1080, with both armies, castles, villages and Spirit Shrines in view and the hotkeys Esc and Space shown on the buttons Why Play FIVE FORCES on PC Turn-based strategy games reward the player who reads the board best, and a monitor shows you more of it. See the whole battlefield. Rivers, castles, villages, shrines and both armies...
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