Nine spaces must hold a working army. Order Automatica is a tactical auto-battler in which you arrange units on a three-by-three grid before combat resolves automatically. Choosing who stands where affects the sequence of attacks and the abilities that trigger around them.
Spend the round's coins in the shop, equip units, and reconsider their positions before starting the fight. Some effects care about a shared row or column; others depend on a numbered cell or a unit taking damage. Merging units changes what fits on the board. The developer's launch discussion explains a useful wrinkle: a merge keeps the newest equipment when there isn't room for everything. Buying an item therefore needs a little more thought than comparing its numbers.
Big Boss Battle, reviewing the Xbox edition, found that random shop choices could leave its strategy helpless against a counter. An iOS App Store reviewer describes a similar frustration with finding matching units. Other phone players praise the tactical decisions, while several ask for more content after finishing. I would treat the appeal as solving the board in front of you, with some runs limited by the available pieces.
Patient iPhoners who enjoy testing how abilities interact have a clear reason to look closer. I like the small board for that purpose: a single move can change several relationships you can actually inspect.
