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A fighting game where you play an average Greek soldier on his way to becoming a hero.
It starts where you have to kill 5 enemies in a battle and you get promoted. Then you have to kill 10 etc.
You can upgrade your hero and the soldiers fighting under you. So you can choose to become a powerful lone hero or a hero and his men. If you don't kill enough of the enemy you don't advance. But if you go on a rampage and the battle is lost you also lose. Your performance influences the battle. So it might be that holding a bridge is more important than total kills for example.
I haven't played it, so I may be wrong, but isn't banner lords a bit like this - not Greek, and I assume you start with more status than a foot soldier, but it may be worth a look.
If the modding scene is anything like the older titles, there's probably a mod for that.