Ayodea: Battle of the Great Generals (AYODEA ARENA)

AYODEA ARENA is a top-down fighting game that combines hero control with lane pushing. One-on-one maps feature minions, archer towers, and crystals for each side. Rules dictate that towers must be destroyed before attacking crystals, resulting in both direct confrontation with opponents and lane pushing alongside minions.

Control characters and time skill activation.

On the computer, WASD is used for movement and Space for attacking, while Q, E, R, and T correspond to skills and ultimate abilities. The interface displays ability names and cooldown timers near the command bar, allowing players to time their usage effectively during combat. For example, the Sword School features a shield block ability and an ultimate called "Shadowless Blade," both of which are functional and can be practiced with bots.

The fighter selection screen separates roles and explains each school's skills, including melee, ranged, and magic options. Bot difficulty ranges from practice to challenging, allowing players to learn a chosen champion before playing online.

Levels and equipment during a match

Characters have levels and in-game currency within the arena, along with a shop and six equipment slots. The auto-buy system selects items according to the recommended set. In the trial match, War Boots were purchased for the character, and the next item in the list changed based on remaining funds. This reduces the need to manually organize items while moving and using skills.

When knocked down, the game requires a respawn before returning to the arena; since the match continues, one must monitor both health, minion positions, and skill readiness.

The appeal is a compact lane-pushing arena where players control one champion while still choosing roles, skills, and equipment. It suits players who enjoy attacking bases and want to try characters against bots first. There are several sets of commands to learn, so read your chosen school's moves and controls before starting.

This opinion is based on the Sword School's one-on-one training against normal-level bots, and the match is not yet complete. For online duels, the system requires Google login, and testing has not yet been conducted.

Developer: Tewon Supha · Source post · Game page

Illustration from actual gameplay by GameSlash · The game and artwork are the property of the relevant creators.