Strategy is a capture-the-flag board game inspired by the classic Stratego, and it understands exactly what made that game last: hidden information. Each player commands an army of ranked pieces placed face down, so your opponent cannot see what anything is. You scout, you bluff, you avoid bombs, and you attack only when you think you know what you are hitting, because you never find out a piece's identity until the confrontation happens. The goal is simple and tense: find and capture the enemy flag before yours is taken.

## Gameplay
Deploy your pieces and prepare for war. Each army holds ranked units, from scouts to miners and more, all hidden from the other side. Move across the board, test enemy pieces, remember what you have learned, and protect your own flag while hunting theirs. Every move is a small gamble, and every match becomes a test of memory, deduction and nerve. Three board sizes change the shape of the game completely: the classic ten-by-ten board gives long tactical battles, while seven-by-seven and five-by-five boards give quick games when you only have a few minutes. You can challenge a computer AI opponent for solo play, or share one device with a friend in local pass-and-play mode, taking turns to hide pieces and make moves.

## Features
The features are the three board sizes, a smart AI opponent for solo games, local two-player pass-and-play, fully offline play with no internet required, and clean two-dimensional graphics with an intuitive interface. Offline play is a genuine strength here: the whole game works on the go, during travel, or anywhere without a network, which suits a board game that was always meant to be played face to face or quietly alone.

## Controls
Controls are tap to select and move a piece, with turns passing between players in local mode. The interface stays out of the way, so you spend your time plotting rather than fighting menus, and the clear graphics make it easy to read the board at a glance.

## Pros and Cons
The strengths are a faithful take on a classic, full offline play, and two genuinely different ways to play in AI mode and local pass-and-play. The honest downsides are that the game holds a rating of around 3.9 stars, which reflects a mixed reception rather than universal praise, and that the presentation is simple two-dimensional graphics rather than anything flashy. Players looking for online multiplayer will also find that play here is against the AI or a friend on the same device, which is a different, quieter kind of competition.

Strategy is free to download and install from its official Google Play Store listing.