Countryball: Europe 1890

Countryball: Europe 1890

Countryball Europe

1.5K ratings
829 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 17, 2021
  • October 23, 2025

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Engage in strategic turn-based combat with countryballs, managing territories, diplomacy, and battles. Train your units, equip them with weapons, and collect over 50 unique countryballs to achieve historical objectives.

โœ“Turn-based combat
โœ“Territory conquest
โœ“Diplomacy and alliances
โœ“Countryball training and upgrades
โœ“Card-based combat mechanics
โœ“Collect over 50 countryballs
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What's New in Countryball

1.62

October 23, 2025

- Api updates

7

In-App Purchases

$1.99

Earn 5000 money!

Earn 5000 money to advance your character.

User reviews

Very buggy game.

There is a whole bunch of bugs that can easily destroy all your progress. After an ad, sometimes the game freezes, and you lose everything you did in that turn.
Itโ€™s a good game, but id like this fixed. Thanks.

Bug

In general, if you captured the last province of the country on the last action in the course and it offered to become a puppet, then after you accepted and if you closed the game, going back to the save will turn out so that the country will disappear all the troops in the province and it will be at war again
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Add Kaiserreich?

Hey I think it would be cool if you guys made a Kaiserreich preset or something, I know it would be hard to make (probably idk) but it would be awesome! Love your game guys.

Brilliant

Well itโ€™s a great game brilliant idea really fun BUTโ€ฆ there are quite a few ads, including one that doesnโ€™t have a button to click off so you have to restart the game though it does auto save so itโ€™s still really good and fun

Randomly crashes

Very good game but sometimes it randomly crashes

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

Game crashes when saving or ending turns

Bug

Countryballs disappear or freeze during battles

Bug

Incorrect or missing country flags and icons

Bug

Progression and save data issues

Bug

Unresponsive controls and UI elements

Bug
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Requested Features

5 requests

Add World War II campaign

Feature

Introduce more historical eras and conflicts

Feature

Allow custom country creation and borders

Feature

Implement peace treaties and land negotiations

Feature

Add more unit types like tanks, planes, and artillery

Feature

FAQ

What is Countryball: Europe 1890?

Countryball: Europe 1890 is a strategy game that blends turn-based combat with card and stat mechanics. Players select campaigns or conquest modes, manage territories through diplomacy and war, and train countryballs for battles.

How do I win battles in the game?

To win battles, you need to strengthen your countryball by increasing its stats (attack, defense, health, mana) using star points earned from winning battles. You can also buy powerful cards from the shop, which act as weapons and have different combat effects.

Is the game free to play?

The game is free to play but offers in-app purchases. You can acquire new countryballs by completing campaigns or conquests, and some may be hidden in capital cities. All 50+ countryballs are available to play.

What historical periods does the game cover?

The game focuses on the 19th and 20th centuries, allowing players to explore history with countryballs. It features mechanics like declaring war, forming alliances, and annexing puppet states, reflecting historical geopolitical actions.

Can I play with allies in battles?

Yes, you can call your allies and puppet states to join you in battles. While allies may sometimes accept your call, your puppet states will always join your battles, providing strategic support.