A game where instinct and prediction decide the winner.
This isn’t your average tactical game—here, victory belongs to the one who thinks ahead, reads their opponent, and knows when to strike... or when to disappear.

Seemingly simple yet incredibly tense, this game puts you in command of just three combat units. Two zones. No line of sight. The only intel you get? The coordinates of your opponent’s previous shots. Every shot reveals a clue—because every hunter can become the prey in a single turn.

Each round consists of a mandatory movement and an optional firing. Your units can move up to three steps per turn, with the ability to rotate 45°. Backwards movement is limited to a single direct step. Firing isn’t required every turn, but at least one shot must be fired every three consecutive turns. Heavy Mortars have a range of 3–5 squares, while Light Howitzers fire at 5–7.
The goal is simple: destroy your opponent’s units before they destroy yours. But getting there requires a web of tactics, bluffing, and sharp tracking. The board includes coordinates and a compass, and each player must accurately and honestly record their movements and actions—because everything is reviewed at the end.

No complex rules. No randomness overload. Just pure psychological warfare and calculated risk. If you enjoy games where the smartest player wins—not the luckiest—this one’s for you.