Wargroove is a PC turn-based tactics game inspired by classic titles like Advance Wars, featuring pixel art graphics, customizable commanders (each with unique ‘Wargroove’ abilities), and campaigns for multiple factions. For PC players who loved Advance Wars, how does Wargroove compare—Did it capture the classic’s tight tactical gameplay (e.g., unit counters, terrain bonuses) while adding fresh ideas (like commander customization), or did it feel too similar to the original? What’s your favorite commander to use, and how did their Wargroove ability (e.g., healing allies, dealing area damage) turn the tide in battles? Additionally, Wargroove has a ‘Map Editor’ that lets you create custom battles and campaigns—Have you made any custom maps, and what’s the most creative tactical challenge you added (e.g., a map with only naval units, a battle against overwhelming odds)? Finally, the game supports local and online multiplayer—Did you play with friends, and did the turn-based format make multiplayer feel relaxed (taking time to plan moves) or slow (waiting for others to act)? Would you recommend Wargroove to fans of retro tactics games?