One-inch Tactics
Turn the tide of the war with nuanced strategies in One-inch Tactics.
Now available, One-inch Tactics introduces players to a unique turn-based strategy experience.
Kogado Studio, recognized for it’s simulation games in the early days of PC gaming, has taken on the challenge of simplicity in this title.
Beneath the game’s simple design lies a deep, strategic complexity.
Immerse yourself in the unparalleled enjoyment of strategy.
Intuitive, simple and smooth operation.
Featuring an interactive 3D playing field, the game resembles a multidimensional board game, creating a relaxed, tabletop gaming atmosphere.
Choose from a variety of missions.
Traverse mountains, urban areas, fortresses, and more, making sure to use the right equipment for each setting.
Keep in mind line of sight and line of fire as your strategy will have to take into account hilltops, cliff shadows and shields.
Carefully search for and uncover the enemy position to gain the upper hand in your operations.
Each pilot has their own strengths and weaknesses.
It’s important to organize your squad to make the most of their characteristics.
Staff
Planning/Production : KOGADO STUDIO
Executive Producer : Ippei Tani
Producer : Takanori Kitagawa, Chizuru Fuke
Program : Kazuma Funayama
Production Manager：Keisuke Kawai
Graphic Supervisor: Kohei Yamada
3D Model Production: PUNKT
2D Graphics: Yaski
Galactor Design: Arisa
Music: Yasuhito Saito
Game Discussion
Steam User 2
It’s a solid little strategy game built around the idea of two people playing a miniature war game together, the overall plot is hidden in the situation tab on each mission but it’s not the main focus of the game.
Gameplay wise, there’s a big focus on scouting and getting visuals on the enemy either through deployable probes, or the sensors on your mechs with indirect fire being a very powerful tool in your arsenal. Other topics like how the camouflage skill works or what the pilot stats mean are buried in the help menu in-game and not covered in the tutorial but it’s a minor negative.
Gameplay is fun, standard turn based strategy with an action point system, it runs well on Steam Deck with no issues and with the recent update there’s a total of thirty missions to play through which for the $20 asking price isn’t a bad deal.
Steam User 1
A great asymmetric, mech insurgency game. Based on the Powerdolls series from back in the day. Lighthearted mech strategy. PLEASE BRING POWERDOLLS TO STEAM!!!
Steam User 1
I really love Power Dolls 1, and this is Power Dolls with the serial numbers and some of the presentation filed off. Really good, solid wargame, a bit too easy but also a bit too bland.
I'd love a Power Dolls 7 though, with the retro aesthetic.
Steam User 0
It's not the original series but at least it's not as hard, either. Speaking of which, please release the full series in English please!
Steam User 0
Its a pretty cute "Battletech Lite" kind of game with a really chill tabletop game vibe.
There is a bit of reading that is required to really get things going but the mechanics arent all that overly complicated, just the menus front load a lot of info (and probably could use some tooltips for the stat pages). Don't be afraid to use the help menu here until reading the tables becomes second nature.
Once things get going it's a solid little turn based strategy game! Not the flashiest but a pretty fun light playthrough that will scratch any mech wargame itch you might have. Nice Smooth Jazz OST too
(No comment on Power DoLLs, which is what the game is based off of apparently but if they are like this i'd be happy to buy em)
Steam User 5
Am I leaving a glowing review because I'm hoping and praying KOGADO will give us English speakers more POWER DoLLS games? Yes! Is this still a glowing review because this game is awesome? Also, yes!
P.S. I love how viable stealth is in this game!