Age of Origins

Daniel Maldonado

Watched an ad for this game looked cool. After spending a few weeks upgrading my base. Decided this game was a time waster. You have to level up your base inorder to progress through each mission. Each mission is just a TD mode with 4 to 6 waves. There's a infinite mode too, but thats only once a day. Oh this game runs on real time too.

Jean White

The game play is amazing. I'm an older woman, in my 50's, and I Like it!! So many challenges, things to keep you busy, engaged, and if you connect with a great team- it makes game play even better! Changes that I could see that would definitely help would be- make it bigger. Or make a way to be able to expand. Red lettering is next to impossible to read. Make the 2nd queue for upgrading city stuff free. Make a third one available thru a special something or other!??! Thanks 😊

A Google user

The game is very easy to learn. You dont need to buy gold you can get it through leveling up your buildings. There are many things to do. They have consistently updating events and everything gives resources. The tech makes sense and is easy to understand and associate with the troops and buildings. Alliances are probably the best I have seen in many games like this. The skills and upgrades are easy with all the quests that give resources. Again easy to learn how everything works. OgZodiac

Pugsley

Camel changed my rating, I gave a bad ratiing and it was changed to a 4 star. Who does that? Only a corrupt company!! My warning to everyone DO NT play this game, because the only way to get ahead is to pay, but the game is full of glitches, and it slows down tremendously, and it ALWAYS occurs during the modt crucial times, such as when we are hitting someone, and finally, after a bit, the game comes back and you've been hit by the enemy.

A Google user

This game is a pay-to-win and pay-to-pay game, the two worst possible combinations ever. If you don't buy things such as gold with real money? You progress really slow. If you do buy items such as gold with real money, you get a massive boost above everyone else. And guess what happens if you're not in the end of that stick? Everyone else who pays just to be ahead and better of everyone else, ruins the game. They get shield and teleporters and you can't defeat them,due too how advanced they are.

K9WARRIOR

Yes you have to spend money to play at a normal level.The building upgrades or very slow if you don't use money or build upgrades that you can buy. An if you don't do these things you will be food and fool for the slaughter. But when they constantly upgrade the system to fix problems or add things to the game, its the worst fix, it drags, it freezes the game and locks you out. Now imagine that you have spent money on this! They need better programmers watching and fixing things. NO CONTACT

A Google user

I didn't even need to finish the tutorial to see this is just like other games. You got your city, and you gotta upgrade... Fight enemies, upgrade, do missions. Basically, if you've played any game of this type, ever, you've already basically played all of them. They are the same concept, same game. Just reskinned and given unique and busty female leads.

Dennis Roach

Initially had tons of trouble getting the game to load and be effective. Now that it is working and loading properly I was able to get into the game. The tower defense aspect of the game is enjoyable, just wish there were more levels. At a certain point you get stuck waiting on your overall city to upgrade before being able to play more. The city building and war aspect play out similarly to other such games, and are heavily weighted on people's willingness to open up their wallets and pay. I'm not mad at the micro-transaction but the push is real hard and at a certain point makes it impossible to keep up with your Alliance Group.

Jared Herrera

I kept hearing pay to win, so I tried it giving the benefit of the doubt. I speed rushed the tutorial in 5 minutes and managed to get to level 4 on main hall and level 4 on the walls to complete the quest milestone. As soon as that happened it gave me a privacy notice. I then looked at the surrounding UI. It has a bunch of icons but 60-70% are premium items you can buy to pay to win. $140 game packs but 99% off. This game is shady, and the developers should be ashamed. This is ruining games.

Marcus Barrows

I started playing just because I wanted to do the zombie defense levels. Initially found all the construction in between those levels annoying. After about two weeks I now find this game very addictive, logging in multiple times daily to upgrade, build troops, or farm resources. The game has enough to do and enough variety to make it entertaining. There's a lot of things to do solo as well as a team whether you want to defend or go on the offense. Negatives-endless upgrades and limited direction