Lucky Offense is a casual strategy game where fortune plays a major role, out now on iOS and Android

Lucky Offense is a newly released turn-based strategy where chance plays a significant role

Twist on gacha mechanics to obtain new commanders in every battle, and combine them to form more powerful ones

But don't solely depend on chance because strategy also holds great importance

In his famous book The Art of War, Sun Tzu stated, "What the ancients referred to as a skilled warrior is one who not only wins but achieves victory effortlessly." Although this has no direct connection to today's topic, it still sounds very wise. And in Lucky Offense you will feel just as smart when luck is on your side.

Now available on iOS and Android, you might recall us discussing the casual strategy game Lucky Offense a few months back. A blend of merge, turn-based strategy, and gacha elements, it promotes regular use of this system to obtain increasingly powerful guardians that can then be merged to strengthen your army further.

With its cartoonish visuals and simple mechanics, it's clear that Lucky Offense is aimed at a casual audience. However, this isn't necessarily a bad thing, and from all appearances, it seems well-executed.

Get lucky

Fortunately, luck isn't the only factor in success in Lucky Offense as you'll also need to develop a solid strategy. And with various bosses to confront things can quickly go wrong if you enter without preparation. So while it may not challenge your strategic thinking like, for example, Total War, it appears that Lucky Offense will provide plenty of engaging fun for those who enjoy this kind of game.

In the meantime if you're looking to explore other options available on mobile in the tactical genre, why not check out our list of the top 25 best strategy games on iOS and on Android?

Even better, you can look into one of our current reviews to see what's making an impression. This week, Catherine examined The Great Sneeze and looked at this uniquely humorous story-driven game to determine whether it's worth trying.