Memuat Total War Battles: KINGDOM 1.4.1 3

A Google user

This game needs some tweaks to be much better than I think it is. The archer cooldowns needs to be removed. Gold needs to be easier to get or troops need to require less gold. Crafting fails NEED TO BE REMOVED. That one is my biggest request. It's stupid to spend a week saving up resources just to not get anything. With these tweaks I think the game will be great. I dont think this game is pay to win I havent had to spend anything to get far in the game.

Dylan Donovan

Great. Graphics are phonemanal, I like how you can't just build any building anywhere. Makes the game more interesting. Too hard to get gold in this game though. You have to pay if you want a lot to be good. Also the tributes to take another kingdom is ridiculious. 2000 of each recourse? Whatever. Great game. Keep doing what you're doing SEGA.

Kalie Faul

This game might require the occasional in-app purchase to keep your kingdom running, but that's the ONLY reason that I'm giving it four stars (instead of five). MOST games-as-service are straight-up money pits (I'm looking at you, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp), but this one's not so much. The only in-app purchases are for gold, so.........buy ONLY the gold that you absolutely need - and use said gold wisely. Just a minor caveat for what's otherwise the best "strategy" game that I've ever played.

Dillon Barclay

Ive searched a long time for a game like TWBK; The art, customized landscape, castle builds, leveling troops, love it all. This game is amazing. I'd pay $25 to buy the game and would play it for a long time. Instead, I spent $20 and quit after a week. I deleted all my castles and wasted my gold to ensure I won't go back. It's an enormous and frustrating time suck. I wish it had: less resources and waiting demand, offline/lite mode, > troop and battle variety, unilateral bldg upgrades.

A Google user

It seems that if Im willing to spend money, the game becomes more challenging in the hope that I would spend more money. I have fully dressed squads with medals and they still get wiped out in one fell swoop against easy targets. Doesn't seem right to me. Im spending money to enjoy the game. Not to watch it be wasted.

A Google user

The game is very challenging at times, forcing patience and thought, but the option to buy your troops with gold makes it unfair to the strategically minded (cheap) players, and eventually a waste of time. A few glitches have occurred where the game doesn't recognise completed quests, and also a couple of crashes. Overall very good, but the elimination of gold to recruit higher tier troops would be welcome

Gregor Heuer

I really enjoyed building my kingdom at first, while the buildings and resource gathering is unbalanced it was good enough and I really like the terraforming aspect. There are some other issues but the biggest are the battles. The weird lane system is terrible, the switching lanes, lack of control over units, no understanding of what's happening. It lacks any sort of strategy feel or a sense that this is my army I built, the two modes lack all sort of connection. Why can't I conquer for example?

A Google user

I like the rich graphics and overall theme. but important details are too tiny even after zooming in on my 5.8" screen. It has too many variables and factors making it confusing especially in a battle. On the other hand, playability is very limited because you don't get to change anything useful.

Will Johnson

As a fan of total war games, including the short lived total war arena, I had some hopes for this game. Sadly, those hopes were dashed. The battles are uncharacteristically boring and difficult to control for a Total War game. No amount of grinding is worth the lackluster combat. Duels, the in game PvP, are even less impressive. The only good part of this game is the city-building and resource management, but that gets boring with no meaningful reason to keep making progress.

Ninjadude414 Gaming

The game is fun at first, with ok battles (though they do not compare to other games in the series) and good city building. The fault comes in the micro transactions. Each building can recruit 1 type of unit, the others cost premium currency. Everything down to your flag must be paid for. The game has potential, though it is blocked by greed.