Download Crush Your Enemies! on PC With GameLoop Emulator

Crush Your Enemies! on PC

Crush Your Enemies!, coming from the developer Good Shepherd Entertainment, is running on Android systerm in the past.

Now, You can play Crush Your Enemies! on PC with GameLoop smoothly.

Download it in the GameLoop library or search results. No more eyeing the battery or frustrating calls at the wrong time any more.

Just enjoy Crush Your Enemies! PC on the large screen for free！

Crush Your Enemies! Introduction

We have all had enough of those cliché fantasy worlds with brave knights, ladylike elves and little people obsessed with jewellery. Generia is just another of those worlds... Thankfully there are evil barbarians coming to plunder, impale, drink beer, use inappropriate language and generally to make things interesting. And guess what? It's you who will lead them!

Go back to the days when you thought real time strategy games were awesome. But this time you don't need to spend a whole hour to just win a skirmish. Jump right into battle and use your rusty strategic and tactical skills to crush hundreds of enemies within minutes! Crush Your Enemies has everything you like in strategy games: planning, choosing different types of units, managing resources, taking enemy territory and outwitting your opponents with the ingenious formations of your men. Only of this strategic goodness is packed into a tight and intense experience you can enjoy no matter how little time you have.

“Crush Your Enemies is a strategy game like no other.”

9/10 – Pocketgamer.co.uk – Pocketgamer Gold Award

“Crush Your Enemies is a fast-paced RTS that combines a need for strong strategy with pick up and play accessibility.”

4/5 – Hardcore Gamer

“.....if you’ve been looking for an RTS with no nonsense then this is the one to get”

4/5 – Attack of the Fanboy

“Crush Your Enemies is a breath of beer-belched air in a genre that often takes itself wayyy too seriously.”

4/5 – iDigitalTimes

“Crush Your Enemies boils down RTS to its barest, most enjoyable form”

-Brian Crecente, Polygon