Ever finished a Wargroove battle already thinking about the next one? You know the feeling: finding the right position, preparing a power and watching a plan come together after several turns of preparation.
If you are looking for a game like Wargroove to recapture those feelings in a new setting, discover Musunoa: The Faceless. Take command of your ninja squads, capture villages and prepare for your next victory.
Advance or hold a position? Attack immediately or wait for reinforcements? Protect a unit or exploit an opening elsewhere on the map?
Wargroove's appeal comes from that chain of decisions. You study the terrain, imagine your opponent's response and prepare a favorable situation. A victory can begin several turns before the final clash.
Mercia and the other commanders gave your army a face. Their presence on the battlefield and their Groove invited you to play differently.
You learned to recognize the right moment to activate their ability. A power came into its own when your units were already ready to take advantage: a position prepared, an opportunity spotted, then the turn that changed the battle.
Taking a village, securing your income, recruiting the right unit: every decision prepared the next.
You had to think about the immediate fight and what you could do a few turns later. A well-composed army let you protect your positions, support your advance and respond to enemy threats.
The characters, factions and pixel art gave the battles their character. You returned to commanders you had grown attached to and a world whose next chapter you wanted to discover.
The campaign gave you a reason to continue the adventure beyond the pleasure of winning another map.
In Musunoa, your squads move turn by turn across a grid. You choose your positions, assess your opponent's options and prepare your attacks.
A narrow passage can become a position to defend. A capture unit needs protection. An area hidden by fog deserves reconnaissance before you commit troops.
If you enjoyed taking time to build your plan in Wargroove, Musunoa will give you new situations to solve.
Every Musunoa commander has a gift, a weakness and a power that shape how you fight.
Discover their traits, build your army accordingly and prepare the moment when their power can make a difference. Your experience will give you a starting point; Musunoa's own abilities will encourage you to develop new habits.
Villages provide income and let you prepare reinforcements. Your Ninja and Shinobi capture buildings while your other squads escort and protect them.
In dojos, you recruit the units your army needs. Are you trying to hold a position, support an offensive or scout the terrain? The right recruitment depends on your plan and what lies ahead.
Rediscover that satisfaction: watching an economic decision become a battlefield advantage a few turns later.
Seirin's festival descends into chaos. Ren takes command to defend his people while Aya leads the villagers to shelter.
This attack opens a story of clans and broken bonds. During the opening missions, you discover the characters and the stakes that drive them to fight.
The 3D battlefields and combat scenes give this new adventure its own presence. Your decisions on the grid come to life when the squads clash.
Musunoa is available on Android and offers local and online multiplayer.
After discovering the opening missions, enjoy planning your moves against another player: observe their choices, anticipate their next turn and adapt your strategy to their style of combat.
Loved Wargroove for its commanders, thoughtful battles and the pleasure of building your victory?
Now discover the ninja clans of Musunoa: The Faceless. Watch the gameplay, capture your first villages and find your own way to command.
The first two campaign missions and the online mode are currently free to play on Android. The rest of the campaign is in development.
This page is published by Musunoa's publisher. Wargroove is mentioned as a genre reference. Musunoa is an independent game with no affiliation with Wargroove's creators.
