Medieval RTS Demo

This is a small Demo for my current medieval RTS project.

Currently almost everything is placeholder, especially the art which I expect to replace as my art skills improve.

Device compatibility:

I plan to maintain compatibility with mobile and web, eventually I want to release the game on Google play and the apple store, after that I might focus on a larger PC only version.

Scope:

First I want to make sure that battles are fun and solid and I want to find an unique artsyle. After that I might expand the game to be a full grand strategy game in a Total War style, but that depends on the feedback i get and on how the development goes.

I plan to release the game on Google Play in the next 1-2 Months with the following features:

-Premade challenge battles

-Various units of different nations

-Better Graphics, particle effects and sound effects

-Custom Sandbox battles with multiple teams and AI's in the same battle

-Smart AI capable of controlling an army

-More battle maps

Long term Ideas:

-Multiplayer battles

-Grand Strategy map and mechanics

Small tutorial:

After starting a game from the main menu, click on the units you want to assign them to your army, if you start game without any troops you will be send back to the army building screen.

Cavalry  kills archers, archers kill Pikemen and Pikemen kill cavalry.

When clicking on an Unit card on the left an inspector is shown:

The first two buttons have their functionality disabled so you can ignore them,

below that are the different formation. 

Below that are the unit speeds. The Cloud means that they will form in position and then march together to the assigned position.

Controls:

With units selected (shown in yellow) drag with left click/single touch on phone, to assign formation positions to that unit. Units attack nearby units by themselves.

Issues:

-If you go to settings page from the battle you cant exit unless you minimize resolution because exit button is covered

-If you don't use archers enemy horses will stay afk

Please share any feedback or ideas you might have!