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Wait, what? I really can't understand why they'd port it without touch input.
Even weirder is that Grindstone, another Capy game, has touch control on Switch. I guess someone else might have done the Clash of Heroes port.
I had the game on DS too, really liked it. I tried the android port that already had the enhanced visuals, but because of the weird orientation choice it was almost impossible to play on a phone screen, units were way too small for capacitive input. I'm sure on a larger screen it would have been no problem.
My guess is that this version is based on the other console versions of the game, and they didn't think of it.
it's perfectly fine without, but touch would make it playable one handed.