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Immense Army

Game Categories:	Clicker

Game Platforms:	Flash

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Game Description
Your goal in Immense Army is to build up a huge, unstoppable army. You do this by buying buildings, which lets you recruit soldiers automatically (every second). You can upgrade the barracks to get more swordsmen. You can also upgrade the soldiers! When you are ready, you can set out for battle. Your units attack automatically, but you can also click to cause additional damage. You can adjust the tactics of your attacks to be more or less aggressive. You can also choose a predatory tactic to capture more enemies for your mine.

Game Description

Your goal in Immense Army is to build up a huge, unstoppable army. You do this by buying buildings, which lets you recruit soldiers automatically (every second). You can upgrade the barracks to get more swordsmen. You can also upgrade the soldiers! When you are ready, you can set out for battle. Your units attack automatically, but you can also click to cause additional damage. You can adjust the tactics of your attacks to be more or less aggressive. You can also choose a predatory tactic to capture more enemies for your mine.

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