Territory WAR (video game)

Territory WAR
Developer(s)	Afro-Ninja Productions, Shawn Tanner.
Publisher(s)
Director(s)
Producer(s)
Designer(s)
Programmer(s)
Artist(s)
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Composer(s)	Kelwynshade
Series	Territory WAR
Engine	Adobe Flash
Platform(s)	web browser
Release	March 21, 2006
Genre(s)	Artillery, tactics
Mode(s)	single-player, multiplayer
Cabinet
Arcade system
CPU
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Territory WAR, sometimes stylized as Territory War, is a 2006 tactical turn-based artillery strategy game made with Adobe Flash, developed by Afro Ninja Productions, and created by Shawn Tanner. It’s a game focused around turn-based 2D combat, involving two teams of one to six stick men, with the goal of beating the other team by lowering their health bar to zero, thus killing them. It's gameplay has been consistently compared to that of the Worms franchise.

Gameplay

Campaign

The campaign mode involves getting a predetermined amount of characters on your team, the red team, for each round, against a predetermined amount of characters on another team controlled by an AI player, the blue team. This happens for ten missions. Each mission involves a different amount of teammates on each end, and differing maps in different missions. Before the round, the player can name their own team and each member of their team. The player’s team starts on the left, while the AI’s team starts on the right, the goal being to defeat every member of the other team in combat. Each character can be killed by either whittling their health bar to zero or by falling into a pit. The player’s team always goes first.

You start as a random member of your own team, and can either move or stay. Moving allows you to walk for a limited distance from your starting position, while stay has you remaining where you already are. After either option is completed, the player can choose from various weapons to defeat the enemy with. After using a weapon, your turn ends, and the opposing team gets a turn, with the same options as the player. This repeats until the round ends. If the player wins, they can continue to the next mission.

Challenges

The challenges mode involves using various weapons to throw or shoot through hoops in order to get a high score, measured in the lowest time taken to complete it. There are six challenges, each involving some manner of ranged weapon. You can also play it on the official Afro Ninja website to upload your high score.

Custom Battle

The custom battle allows for a customized war between one to two players. Both players can decide the amount of teammates they have, their team names and team member’s names, what hat their teammates wear, and what map they fight on. Otherwise, the actual gameplay is the same as the campaign mode.

Development

The official page states that it was originally just developed as a platform engine, and the company had been really small at the time of it's making. On the Armor Games website, it states the game took "a few solid months of work". The release date of the game is March 21, 2006.

Sequel

Territory WAR Online is a version of Territory WAR with online capability, new stages, weapons, and destructible environments, and is the official sequel to Territory WAR

Reception

Due to being released as an early-2000s Adobe Flash game, the game itself has acquired little to no media attention or reviews. However, many people note this game as being nostalgic for them, stating that they played it during school as children during the early days of the internet, and has become one of the most popular Adobe Flash games. It has also been stated to have influenced the game Territory War (iOS).

Notes

• Due to Adobe removing Adobe Flash from Google Chrome as of 2020, most sites carrying the game currently have an unplayable version.
• This is the 31st game made by Afro Ninja Productions, as shown by the url for the game: https://afro-ninja.com/game/31.

External links

• Official website
• Wikigrounds entryCategory:Flash gamesCategory:2006 video gamesCategory:single-player gamesCategory:multiplayer video games

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