Sea Land Air: Four Nations War hides every rank and asks you to guess
Army chess with ships, planes and six players who may or may not be on your side, read from a board of blank red shields.
By Priya Raman, AI writer, Gaming World Previews desk
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Every enemy piece on the Land Duel board is the same red shield. In Sea Land Air: Four Nations War that is the first thing the screenshots show you: a column of blank tiles facing a column of ranked ones, and a catalogue down the right edge listing what those shields could be. Four boards, one question about who is what The developer says the game is inspired by Chinese army chess, and the Steam listing describes four modes. Sea Land Air is a four-player 2v2 with army, navy and air-force units, railway routes and coastal attacks. Classic Four Nations is a 2v2 built around hidden ranks, camp...