We Are Warriors!

This game is exactly what it set out today. Not the most advanced or well-done game but an enjoyable way to spend a portion of your time. The mechanics are a copy of another game but that’s all right. that doesn’t really take away from the experience. I only have one complaint. when I played the game, I wanted to see if I could beat it on Stone Age so I spent hours upgrading the speed at which units can be built so that I could Zerg swarm my enemies. eventually, I got to a point where the gains were not fast enough to be enjoyable and I would most likely have to spend twice the amount of hours to beat the next level. at that point, I decided to go ahead and upgrade to the next page. When I did all of the upgrades I made to my units disappeared, and I was actually weaker. I know that I was not playing the game the way it was meant to be played, but I also spent about as much time on the Stone Age as it would normally take people to beat the whole game. I would’ve been all right to not be rewarded for the time I spent, but it felt pretty bad to be punished for it. I don’t think the developer thought that people would spend so much time in the Stone Age that they could knock out a soldier every 3/4 of a second. it just would have been so much more enjoyable an experience if the time I spent was rewarded. I clicked on the optional get extra money for watching an advertisement after every run.

Coming to this game, I was expecting something like age of wars or battle cats. While I was mostly correct, this game does something suprising—it allows unit clumping. While age of wars makes your units fight one at a time (excluding ranged units) and battle cats has cool downs for each unit you spawn, this game lets units gang up on eachother and has no cool downs. This means that saving your resources is more rewarding and strategies can be built around forming squads for maximum dps. WAW exemplifies this with ranged units and certain one use per battle abilities. The battles in this game are vicious and tense because of this. The typical tank character you get last in each age is your only safe guard against risking a total squad wipe most of the time. The progression can be grindy and the variety of units can be lacking, but the lack of forced ads is a nice touch and the game knows how to grab your attention with some new mechanic right when it stats to feel a little dull. Chances are, most of the people that say this game requires ad watching probably don’t understand this unit clumping mechanic and had beat their head against the Stone Age assuming they had no way to win except by getting enough food gen (a process sped up by watching ads). Under this logic I still don’t see why this matters since every other mobile game requires watching ads anyways. Final note: world war age was a beautiful showcase of unit variety and more of that would be very appreciated. That is all.

I suggest though that you add more stuff like siege units and not make evolving that repetitive, I mean sure units get more range and speed and you can compare it to previous eras but pls add stuff like catapults (does more damage to base) and battering rams (melee units in it can do catapult multiplier) you added spearmen (anti calvary), now make it have a multiplier for calvary! Overall it’s a really good game for killing time and can be treated as a simple war tycoon game with cute graphics and no inappropriate stuff like zombie survival. Edit pls read!!!!: you don’t actually need to watch ads to progress. You can just do it for the big hauls for 2x and 1.5 speed for even more grinding. Stop saying you need to watch ads to progress noobs and besides it’s not forced so shut up to kill time. Also it’s not a reskinned restart, get to renasanse era and also the “wave” pattern are different so the haters gonna hate, don’t listen because the devs don’t get a lot of revenue as a cost for making the game experience better with no forced ads and gems purchases, which are far from nessasary. To progress fast, upgrade the food production first to a decent amount until it get expensive, then do the same thing with the base health. Then stop upgrading and spend the money for evolving. Done. No ads needed. Whoever said that timelines are a reskinned restart, shut up and play a little more and see what I mean. Also the card boosters DOES do something, especially for unit health because you can barely win a 1v1 shooting. Also I have 40% more unit damage and trust me, it does do something all right.