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Pocket Apache

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Diceman Games

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$0.99

Take to the skies anywhere in this 8-card wallet-sized microgame.

You are the pilot of an apache gunship on a mission of destruction in an enemy controlled airspace. Fight your way past dozens of aircraft and ground forces to strike your target and get to safety. Play aggressively to destroy your enemy and drive up your score or play safe and pick them off from a distance with your missiles.

And when you're ready, go head to head with more player's on the same battlefield in a battle for the high score.

- Dynamically built battlefields for unlimited replayability

- Simple mechanics that force you to balance survival vs. scoring

- Fully playable using only the included cards and scratch paper.

- Play it anywhere, anytime. It fits in your wallet and can be played on napkins or paper placemats.

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Viacheslav Z February 04, 2020 8:10 pm UTC

PURCHASER

I think rules require some fixes.

In the "combat" section:

"Second, you must determine whether the enemy did damage to you during your attack run. Subtract the threat from your
dice value."

Reading example in the next section, it becomes clear that we need to subtract "threat" + "aggression" from the dice value.

Steven D February 05, 2020 3:47 pm UTC

PUBLISHER

You are correct. Calculating damage should be done in the same manner as the above step which is "Subtract Threat + aggression" or compared vs. your aggression instead of 0.

Thank you for the heads up. We're out of town this week, but we'll try to get that fix upped early next week.

William G October 28, 2019 11:26 pm UTC

PURCHASER

Is it required to clear all targets form a square? If not, do they get a free attack if ignored?

Steven D November 02, 2019 3:02 am UTC

PUBLISHER

No need to clear all the targets from a square and they do not get any free attacks. The enemy attack for the turn is resolved during your combat round, and you will likely be in a different zone during the next round and the enemies won't pursue.

The two penalties to a surviving enemy is that you don't get points for them, and that you don't have a clean escape route if things go horribly wrong.

We'll often use this to our advantage by using less aggressive tactics as we move through zones to conserve armor while moving towards higher value targets or when heavily damaged and we just need to escape.