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Future Wars - Mirai Senshi Lios

Also known as: 미래전사 리오스, فوتور وورز - ميراي سينشي ليوس, 未来战士利奥斯, 未来戦史ライオス, Φουτουρ Γουορς - Μιραι Σενσι Λιοσ, Футур Ворс - Мирай Сэнси Лиос, 未來戰士利奥斯

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4.7(731 ratings)
Platform
Nintendo Entertainment System
Year
1989
Developer
Pack-In-Video
Publisher
Pack-In-Video

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Future Wars - Mirai Senshi Lios (Japan)

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About the Game

Future Wars: Mirai Senshi Lios is a turn-based strategy game set on the fictional planet Lios, where the kingdom of Cecilia fights Goinkia’s armies with a force of robots. Players control actions on the map while combat resolves automatically, and each robot has limited ammunition. Towns and castles provide advice, victories grant robot power-ups, and the game can be saved after a win.

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