Necrosmith is not your typical game where you just play with the dead. It’s more like a DIY project, except instead of building furniture, you’re assembling an army of the undead. And let’s be honest, the dead aren’t the smartest bunch, but with some imagination, you can make them work for you. The game follows the journey of the Necromancer, who finds himself in a strange world with his trusty feline companion. Together, they must find a way back home using their magical tools and the corpses scattered around. Can they fend off hostile creatures and find a way to escape? Unlike most games, Necrosmith combines strategy and auto-battle elements. As the player, you can bring the dead back to life using various remains. Once revived, they are self-sufficient and can fight, explore, and gather resources. However, you can also take control of any unit if you want to intervene, but only one at a time. One of the most exciting features of Necrosmith is the ability to create your own undead creatures. Using the ritual pentagram, you can mix and match body parts to make unique units. Want a purebred Orc? Use only orc parts. Feeling adventurous? Combine parts from different creatures to see what kind of monstrosity you can create. And here’s a tip: some combinations unlock secret recipes that give your undead special abilities. Your undead army needs a base, and that’s where the tower comes in. With the help of your minions, you can upgrade your tower using resources and blueprints. These upgrades not only enhance the appearance of your tower but also provide benefits such as boosting your units, obtaining more remains, or repairing the tower. If you ever feel the need to get more hands-on (or in this case, bones-on), you can take direct control of your undead creations using the inhabiting creatures feature. It’s as easy as tapping on the screen, but keep in mind that the undead are not great at multitasking, so you can only control one at a time. In conclusion, Necrosmith offers a unique blend of strategy, creativity, and humor. Whether you’re building your army, upgrading your tower, or joining the action yourself, there’s never a dull moment in this game. So why not give it a try? After all, the dead are waiting, and with your guidance, they might just become the most powerful (and possibly the dumbest) army out there.