Pixel Soldiers: Saratoga 1777

Jolly Pixel

About this game

1777, the year with three gallows in it, and perhaps the most crucial year of the American War for Independence. The British sought to control the Hudson River valley and crush the colonial insurrection. The campaign was a failure, and in the end British General John Burgoyne was forced to surrender to the Americans. Having proven capable of striking a mighty blow against an Empire that the sun did not set on, victory at Saratoga convinced the French to support the rebels and enter the war. It was the beginning of the end for British rule over the thirteen colonies.

How will you fare?

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"A must-have for all fans of military strategy" - 9/10 - IGN Italia on Pixel Soldiers: Gettysburg

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Fight for Crown or Colony in Pixel Soldiers: Saratoga, the next great wargame from Jolly Pixel in the acclaimed Pixel Soldiers series (Bull Run, Gettysburg, Waterloo, and The Great War)!

Saratoga is a turn based strategy/war game that features addictive gameplay that’s casual enough to pick up and play while still featuring plenty of depth. With a robust AI, seven scenarios, and a sandbox mode for a never ending war, Saratoga feels like a full featured PC game shrunk down to fit in your pocket.


BATTLES

• Crown Point (hypothetical).

• Ticonderoga (large scale, tweaked from reality for more pixel on pixel violence).

• Hubbardton (small/medium skirmish, historical).

• Fort Stanwix/Oriskany (combines Oriskany ambush and the Stanwix siege into one engaging scenario).

• Bennington (smaller historical battle).

• Freeman’s Farm aka First Battle of Saratoga (large, historical).

• Bemis Heights aka Second Battle of Saratoga (historical, and quite large in scope!).


FEATURES

• Turn based, with a friendly save ability making it easy to wage war on the go. Can save different ongoing campaigns.

• Tutorial.

• Single player against an impressive AI or hot seating against an opponent.

• A multitude of units at your command, all dressed in their finest pixels. British Line Infantry, Grenadiers, Guard Infantry, Light Infantry, German mercs, Jaeger Riflemen, Loyalists, Indians, medium and light artillery. American Musket and Rifle Militia, Continental Regular, Veteran Infantry, Light Infantry, Riflemen, light and medium artilley. Even bateaux (small warships) make an appearance in the order of battle!

• Units are not cookie-cutter in nature and each performs a different role on the battlefield, giving the player plenty to contemplate.

• A sandbox mode for endless replayability after the campaigns are complete. Includes previous sandbox maps and a new one entitled King’s Mountain.

• Classic wargaming elements: morale, line of sight, the importance of terrain, and victory through strategy, not luck.

• New to the series, leadership points! Representing command and control you’ll never have enough points to do everything you want (or need) to perform.

• Leadership points can be spent on personally leading a unit into battle (for a combat boost), ordering a double-time march, and recovering and rallying troops that have become disordered or routed.

• Some more new additions to the Pixel Soldiers series being seen for the first time include the inclusion of a new Routing Phase at the end of the turn, more in-game feedback, and melee combat even more deadly than before.

• Enhanced audio and visuals while keeping the classic Pixel Soldiers look. You can almost smell the gunpowder drifting on the wind

Experience the best retro/turn based wargame series on your Android today, download Pixel Soldiers: Saratoga today! Relive the good old days of pushing counters or maneuvering tin soldiers, all for the price of a coffee!

I always want to produce the best, so if you have any questions, comments, or ideas please let me know! Email me at [e-mail]

Ratings and reviews

This is a fun game. I have one suggestion for a mechanic: capturing artillery pieces. When you succesfully charge an artillery unit, I think that it would make sense if you could capture the guns, as it would be difficult for the enemy to take them while retreating, and I have heard of this happening all the time in real battles.

Really enjoy these games, easy to use but still very tactical and in depth would like to see maybe a WW2 game I think it would work well with your system and is such a broad topic you could make many different games for each different theatre. And would open up new possibilities for limited time aerial units that come and go from the battle and all the various armour units and I think it would just be a great game.

This game is very fun yet simple at the same time. The American Revolution setting is perfectly fitting for this style of gameplay and I love the sandbox mode where I can have huge battles or small skirmishes. Overall, I find this game to be very addicting and I just can't get enough of it.

What’s new

2.43.1 Change Log - Sep 29 2025
*Tweaks to the APIs to keep Mr Google happy