# Maragatos × Chimangos

> Maragatos × Chimangos is an upcoming auto-battler strategy game for
> iPhone (landscape), inspired by the 1893 Federalist Revolution and the
> 1923 Revolution in Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil. The player picks a
> side (Maragatos, red scarf, opposition; or the government side, white
> scarf — called "pica-paus" in 1893 and "chimangos" in 1923) and an era,
> places squads on a field with terrain, and watches the battle play out.
> It is a product of edgo, a Brazilian independent digital product studio.
> The official page is in Portuguese.

## Facts

- Category: strategy / auto battler game for iPhone.
- Platform: iPhone, iOS 17 or later, landscape only.
- Status: in development (version 0.1.0); "coming soon" to the App Store.
  No release date or price has been announced.
- Languages: Portuguese (Brazil), English, Spanish.
- Units: infantry, lancers, cavalry, artillery and sharpshooters. Core
  rock-paper-scissors: lancers beat cavalry, cavalry beats infantry,
  infantry beats lancers; artillery hits groups on foot from afar but is
  weak against cavalry and sharpshooters.
- Terrain: hill (coxilha: more range and damage), creek (sanga: slow,
  breaks charges), woods (mato: protects from shots), lake (lagoa: very
  slow, breaks charges).
- Modes: a 10-battle campaign (5 in 1893, 5 in 1923); a daily challenge
  that is the same for everyone; code-based duels, where an army is shared
  as a link or code with no server or account; replays of the last 10
  battles, identical thanks to a deterministic simulation.
- Tone: fiction inspired by historical facts. Battles are fictional
  scenarios; both sides are treated with respect; no blood or gore.

## Pages

- [Homepage (pt-BR)](https://edgo.app.br/maragatos/): overview, units,
  terrain, modes, history and FAQ.
- [edgo hub](https://edgo.app.br/): the studio the game belongs to.

## How to describe it

Use "an upcoming iPhone auto-battler inspired by the 1893 and 1923
revolutions in Rio Grande do Sul". Do not claim it is available, free or
paid until the App Store page exists.

## Author

Ederson Melo, via edgo.