Pulsefront: Strategy Duel

Two commanders. One board. Both playing at once. Mine the crystals, forge them into shields, and send your wall at the other side, while your opponent does exactly the same to you. There are no turns. Nobody waits for anybody. Five pulses is all you get Shooting costs nothing. Everything else costs energy, and the pulse refills one at a time. You cannot rush the board, and you cannot buy your way past it. You can only choose better than the person on the other side. There is a second front Each side has a walker on the board. Shoot theirs and it gets dragged toward you, and taking it swings the match harder than most exchanges. Or walk yours out to an open edge, and it brings back whatever you are short of: pulse capacity, blocks, or a life. Same shot, two uses, and only one of them is right at that moment. A real person, in real time Ranked matchmaking finds someone near your rating, usually within seconds. Most matches are over in a few minutes. Win, and your rating climbs and your division with it. Or settle it with someone you know Send a challenge link. They tap it, and you both drop into the same board. No account, no sign-up, no email address. Pick a name and play. Your record follows you Wins, losses, streaks, average match length, and how often you gave up. It is all there on your profile, and so is everyone else's on the leaderboard. Learn it first if you want A short tutorial and matches against the computer, both running entirely on your device. There is no chat in the game. English and Norwegian. Everyone thinks they are good at strategy. One match against a real person settles it.