OK KO Lets be Heroes

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Starting the Game

Click or tap on the purple button with the yellow arrow at the bottom of the welcome screen.

The welcome screen also has a sound control button in the upper right corner and an informational background button in the upper left corner.

Your game progress is automatically stored in your local web browser.

On your first play through the game it automatically offers you an instructional tour of how to move your player, how to attack opponents, and what your attributes are.

Game Controls

Click on your character to move them or initiate an attack.

You can move a player to any square which is purple when it is clicked on.

You can attack any nearby square which has a red target on it.

If your character is gray it means you have used all of its moves.

Characters have special abilities which periodically recharge & can be used in addition to the regular battles.

You can end your turn with moves remaining if you wish to.

When you have no moves remaining

Strategy

Tic-tac-toe square selection

If it is your first round playing the game and you are uncertain how well you will do it can make sense to pick a piece in the middle of a side so if you lose it that isn’t the end of the world.

If you are confident you will win and are starting a new round it can make sense to pick the middle square.

If you or the Box-More robots are close to having a tic-tac-toe you can try picking the remaining needed square to finish the round quickly.

If you would like to score points and are winning big then you can select other unimportant squares to keep scoring more points instead of beating the game.

You get to pick every other square while the computer picks every other square.

Movement

On each turn the player gets to move all 3 of their pieces, then the computer gets to move their three pieces.

Turns are alternated between the player and the computer until one team has no players remaining.

If you move to the wrong square there is an undo button which lets you reset the piece placement and start your turn again.

When you attack an opponent you get the first hit. When they attack you they get the first hit.

If a character is defeated in the middle of a battle they do not get to hit back.

Some players can only attack the adjacent squares, while other players can attack 2 or 3 squares away.

If your attack range is longer than that of your opponent you can hit them without hitting back.

The opposite is also true.

Each map has islands on it which prevent moving in certain directions.

You can not move through other characters without first defeating them.

If you click on a character of your own the filled in purple boxes show how far you can move and the transparent boxes with purple borders show where you could attack to.