Wintermoor Tactics Club

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Platform: PC
Release Date: 05.05.2020
File Size: 540 MB
Downloads: 6
Views: 6,061
Comments: 0
Languages: English, German, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Turkish
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Play modes & compatibility

Play modes

Single-player

Compatibility

Controller support

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Description

Wintermoor Tactics Club — is a tactical RPG inspired by projects such as Final Fantasy Tactics and Steven Universe. The story of the game revolves around a group of losers, a school tournament in snowballs and an ominous secret. Fight for survival in exciting tactical battles and solve the gloomy secrets of a strange tournament. And don’t forget to make new friends. It was difficult for Alicia to make friends at the prestigious Wintermoor Academy until the snowball tournament began. Now her small Tactical Club must turn boring beginners into heroes, or will be dissolved forever.

System Requirements

Minimum

OS:: Windows 7 SP1+, 8, 10
Processor:: SSE2 instruction set support
RAM:: 1024 MB RAM
Graphics:: Non-integrated graphics card
Storage:: 2000 MB available space
DirectX:: Version 10

Installation Guide

Step-by-step setup process for Razor1911

Mount the disc image (.iso) using Daemon Tools, Alcohol 120% or the built-in Windows mounter.
Start setup.exe and install the game to any folder — short paths without Cyrillic characters work best.
Copy the files from the Razor1911 directory on the image into the installation folder and overwrite when prompted.
Run the game from the shortcut that installation created, ideally as administrator.

Having trouble launching the game?

Check these common causes before troubleshooting further.

If the game instantly crashes or complains about activation, the crack was not copied or was deleted — re-copy the Razor1911 folder with your antivirus temporarily disabled.
Install the DirectX and Visual C++ packages offered at the end of setup or found in the disc's Redist folder — missing runtimes are behind most startup errors.