The Greenwood Way

Bramblewick has a fence, a square, and a wolf problem, and exactly two people who answered the bell.

THE GREENWOOD WAY is a turn-based strategy game built for your phone. Every beast on the board shows you what it intends to do. Step out of the way, push it off a ledge, pin it with an arrow, or simply hit it first. But know that a pack that misses does not stop, and a company that only dodges loses its nerve.

THE COMPANY GROWS Start with a knight and a ranger. Meet a cook who will not leave her hives, a wizard whose frog has opinions, a druid who keeps the Old Ways, an engineer asleep on his own pier, a warpriest who holds the light, and a scout who has been leaving you signs since the first wood. Eight guardians, each recruited on the road, each with skills to learn and a partner they fight better beside.

THREE ACTS, TWENTY-ONE BOARDS - The Wildlands: wolves, bears, eagles, and a blight creeping through the wood. - The Sundered Sea: piers and drowned stones over open water, lantern light that carries your shots, and things that reach up from below. - The Crown Peaks: ice that slides you, cold that bites, avalanches you can bring down on purpose, and dragons. Every board is generated fresh inside its authored shape, so no two battles lay out the same.

BATTLES THAT STAY HONEST Elevation, cover, pushes, pulls, traps, barricades, terrain you can grow or break. Beasts telegraph their attacks and their splash. Morale rises when you win and falls when you stall. Forge gear from what the beasts leave behind and reforge it as the road gets harder.

A STORY WORTH THE CLIMB Campfire conversations between missions build the bonds that make pairs stronger. Staged scenes carry the tale from a village fence to a summit where the last Beacon waits, and the ending is yours to choose.

- 21 missions across three acts - 8 guardians, 30 kinds of beast, 3 bosses you can fight or spare - Skill trees, forging, synergy pairs, two endings - Hand-built pixel art and an original synthesised score - No ads, no purchases, no account, no internet needed

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