Gridlock is a turn-based strategy game, where players take control of various military units and engage in tactical combat with enemy forces on grid-based maps. The goal is to defeat the enemy's units and capture their headquarters, while managing resources and protecting one's own troops.
The game features a variety of different units, each with its own strengths, weaknesses, and movement ranges. Players must carefully plan their movements and attacks in order to outmaneuver and overwhelm their opponents.
You can play the game directly in your browser: Play
The native versions of the game (Windows, Mac, Linux) can be found in the release section: Releases
Network multiplayer (lobby) currently only works in the native version of the game.
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