Word info

turn-based

Adjective

Meaning

turn-based (not comparable)

(gaming) In which players take turns rather than playing simultaneously.
Antonym: real-time
Hyponym: play-by-mail

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Examples

Accompanying the announcement is a truly bombastic trailer for Yakuza: Like A Dragonheavy emphasis on the game's turn-based combat and the interchangeable character jobs that can be collected and equipped. Source: Internet

After configuring the entire turn-based strategy game to be compatible with a controller, Xbox moved on. Source: Internet

Ace is joined by his head of security (his sister) and his campaign strategist, who “mostly has experience with real-time and turn-based strategy.” Source: Internet

Alpha Centauri, a turn-based strategy game with a science fiction setting, is played from an isometric perspective. Source: Internet

Being dominated by turn-based battles and a story based on finding out who set up Ichiban Kasuga, the game has a variety of minigames the player can interact with. Source: Internet

An apparent marketing slide for the Mario-Rabbids game, breaking down how the game would play on Nintendo Switch, with a mix of exploration and turn-based combat that seems to hearken to Nintendo-published Mario role-playing games. Source: Internet

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