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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 15, 2017
  • November 30, 2018
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Command American or British forces in strategic battles of the American Revolution. Utilize an "Action Point" system to dictate troop orders, manage resources, and achieve unique scenario objectives. Replay historical engagements and test your strategic might.

13 unique scenarios
Playable as Americans or British
Action Point system
4 campaigns
Faithful board game recreation
Deploy army and bring reinforcements
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What's New in Hold The Line

1.2

November 30, 2018

Fix: Game not loading correctly on iPhone XR. Changed: Improved layout using maximum screen space on all iPhone X and iPad Pro models.

User reviews

Too short

This game and the Rebels and Redcoats are too short. There needs to be an open-ended option to allow both sides to duke it out. The games often end with substantial troops still on the field. It would also be nice for all these games to have a random game generator to create your own game or randomly place troops on a map with endless replay value. Biggest gripe- the battles suddenly end just as things get going.
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Really broken

I have the board game so really disappointed the game is so broken. In the Brandywine battle British infantry can’t fire 80% of the time. I wanted my money back within minutes of trying to play but apparently that is no longer an option.

Why is this game even allowed on the Ap store? A battle game that only allows one side to fire is obviously broken beyond a few glitches.

I will be contacting Worthington Games to report this travesty. It is not good for their reputation.
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Hold The Line

Game is chunky does not run smoothly. I can only move 3-4pieces should be able to move all and officers go with units no separTely

Glitchy (1 Jan 2018)

1. Crashes repeatedly.
2. If you zoom out, you can’t zoom back in.
3. The highest zoom-in level isn’t as good as previous games. Given the small scale of the battle maps, there should be more zoom available (units are too small).
4. Dragoons are supposed to be able to fire after moving, does not always happen.
5. Sometimes a leader retreats and it keeps galloping in place, and it causes the game to not respond from that point on.
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Interesting Game, I guess that's a bland endorsement

It's different(!) from the Rebels and Redcoats game offered by Hexwar, and more difficult to master. The interface is crowded even for a 13" iPad. Only through experimentation will you understand the crowded lower screen section, it's really not found within help. The terrain depictions are substandard from making the transition from a larger board game to a small screen. Contrast between playing units and terrain are the primary difficulty. This detracts significantly for me in playing this game, Hexwar's Rebels and Redcoats visuals are great in comparison!

Will I play it much, probably not as I would head to Rebels and Redcoats almost certainly to play a game for this time period.

I visited the Hexwar web site to see if more instructions on game play and the screen symbols were available after viewing an on-line video review of the board version. Nothing was found, no PDF to read or video showing the tutorial scenarios being played with voice. I wish they would offer an alternate play screen that aids/speeds play. At this point I cannot recommend this game unless you need a game for this time period.
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Response from developer

Thank you very much for your feedback. We will take all of this into account.

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FAQ

What is Hold The Line: AWI?

Hold The Line: AWI is a strategy game that recreates battles from the American Revolution. Players command either American or British forces using an 'Action Point' system to manage troop movements and objectives.

How many scenarios are available in Hold The Line: AWI?

The game features 13 unique scenarios that can be played from either the American or British perspective. It also includes 7 tutorial scenarios to teach gameplay principles.

Can I play Hold The Line: AWI offline?

The provided description does not specify offline play capabilities. However, as a strategy game with historical scenarios, it is likely designed for single-player engagement which often supports offline play.

What is the price of Hold The Line: AWI?

Hold The Line: AWI is a paid application, priced at $9.99. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscriptions in the provided data.

What devices does Hold The Line: AWI support?

Hold The Line: AWI is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It was last updated on November 30, 2018, with version 1.2.

What is the age rating for Hold The Line: AWI?

Hold The Line: AWI has an age rating of 12+. This is suitable for players aged 12 and above.

Does Hold The Line: AWI have ads?

The provided data does not indicate whether Hold The Line: AWI contains advertisements. Its monetization model is listed as 'paid', suggesting a one-time purchase for the full game.

How often is Hold The Line: AWI updated?

The latest version of Hold The Line: AWI is 1.2, released on November 30, 2018. This indicates that updates may not be frequent, with the last update being over a year ago from its release date.