Thank you
Great games, better devs <3
Excellent
The nostalgia to this game as soon as I realised what it was flooded back
Yes, it’s not for everybody, but this was a game I spent hours on “back in the day”
So pleased I found this again
Yes, it’s not for everybody, but this was a game I spent hours on “back in the day”
So pleased I found this again
Tf am I supposed to do
The enemy spawns 80 guys compared to my 4. And I have the spawn time maxed out so what am I supposed to do?
Why with the ads
Good game, but my god the ads are crazy and you can’t even pay to like fully buy the game so you don’t have to deal with ads. All good though cause this game is on the steam and gives you a better experience.
Awesome
So cool and just like I remember from back in the day ! But lack of blood is kind of less immersive …
Jogo muito bom
Um colega me indicou e não me arrependo
Enjoyable! But…
[Be forewarned that this is a long review, read this with some patience].
This game is very fun and enjoyable for just playing through the two free warfare campaigns while acting as either side of these conflicts (British/American side and the German side), with its satisfying and gritty visuals and graphics along with distinctive gameplay. Even though at first I did grow confused or frustrated at the mechanics for both campaigns, I soon learn how they work as well as come to terms that this sort of small series is entirely unique on its own as being a remastered legacy of its old flash games, even though I never grew up with such flash games, I still respect it.
However, there is a thing or two that I really want to complain about in this game: why is it that the enemy AI has a disproportionately low cooldown (or maybe no cooldown) to send in a lot of troops, tanks, and launch every fire support/artillery barrage onto me at a frequent pace?
[The following criticism mainly talks about my experience in the Warfare 1917 part of the game, particularly in its custom battles, though the 1944 part may also be taken into account, even if the custom battles there are a little easier than 1917 when choosing any difficulty].
This issue is prominent in the medium and hard difficulties when playing in either a campaign or custom battle, though this is way more noticeable in the custom battles which this is the context that I will be discussing about. Like I get that war is unfair and all, but this just takes it to a whole other level.
I can sort of tolerate the faster enemy spawns, though they tend to spam more powerful units like snipers, machine gunners, and officers, all of which were supposed to have a slightly longer cooldown than riflemen and assault units. The tank spawns are a little excessive, as even though they have long cooldowns, the enemy AI can somehow muster up 3-4 tanks in the first minute of a custom battle while I can barely scrape up 2 tanks at the same time, which combined with the faster enemy troop spawns, will absolutely decimate my forces.
Additionally, it seems like after the AI sends in any troop unit, they quickly send in a tank some seconds later, despite the “sending one unit resets ALL unit timers” that we players have to abide by in the 1917 section of the game, like if I decided to send in riflemen when my tank cooldown is almost done, then that tank cooldown will reset the moment I send in any troop unit and have to wait for that very long cooldown due to my mistake of not waiting a couple seconds to get the tank, seems to not apply for the AI.
As for the fire support, now that’s where most of my gripe is. Here I am patiently waiting for the cooldowns of my fire support after I launched just 1 of them at a time. As for the AI, whenever they send in either 1 mortar, artillery, gas, or anti-tank, they send in 2 and sometimes 3 more of the same thing. To put it simply, if the AI wants to send in mortars at me, I get 3 and sometimes 4 of the same thing in total, all at once! They want to send in artillery? They send me 3 of it. They want to send in gas? I get hit with 3 gas attacks. And the same thing goes for anti-tank.
I should specify that the troop, tank, and fire support issue can be all seen when playing on a medium length map in a 1917 custom battle on both medium and hard difficulties, so you might not see the issues in either a small or long length map.
Like I really enjoy this game and would come back to play it, it’s just that the AI spawn rate of its troops, tanks, and fire support may need to be toned down or at least equal to the player’s cooldown.
Lastly, all these disadvantages against the player really does make me wonder why the upgrade skill tree system from the campaigns are not also implemented into the custom battles as things you can pick or adjust if you want to give yourself more of a challenge or an advantage against the AI.
Sure there are some things carried over such as the grenade or air support feature in the 1944 section for example, where in the campaign, you have to unlock them via the skill tree, but when you play in a custom battle, the grenade and air support, as well as a few others, are included automatically.
However, all other upgrades are only exclusive to the campaign mode, such as reduced cooldown by a certain percentage(s) of how fast you can deploy troops; the reduced troop cost in the 1944 campaign if one chooses to do a custom battle in that era; faster cooldown speed for fire support; additional shells for your fire support barrages; more damage to your gas attacks as well as having them linger longer when deploying them; having either more defense or damage to your troops; etc.
These omissions of many upgrade skill tree perks from custom battles essentially has the player be thrust into a battle in their default strength like they do at the start of a new campaign.
All in all, my experience with battling the AI, particularly in custom battles, is to put it quite frankly, incredibly one-sided and just practically unfair to almost the highest degree if one chooses to play in a 1917 custom battle. And even though 1944 custom battles are more easier, to reiterate again, it may also need to be taken into account.
Thank you for reading my review.
This game is very fun and enjoyable for just playing through the two free warfare campaigns while acting as either side of these conflicts (British/American side and the German side), with its satisfying and gritty visuals and graphics along with distinctive gameplay. Even though at first I did grow confused or frustrated at the mechanics for both campaigns, I soon learn how they work as well as come to terms that this sort of small series is entirely unique on its own as being a remastered legacy of its old flash games, even though I never grew up with such flash games, I still respect it.
However, there is a thing or two that I really want to complain about in this game: why is it that the enemy AI has a disproportionately low cooldown (or maybe no cooldown) to send in a lot of troops, tanks, and launch every fire support/artillery barrage onto me at a frequent pace?
[The following criticism mainly talks about my experience in the Warfare 1917 part of the game, particularly in its custom battles, though the 1944 part may also be taken into account, even if the custom battles there are a little easier than 1917 when choosing any difficulty].
This issue is prominent in the medium and hard difficulties when playing in either a campaign or custom battle, though this is way more noticeable in the custom battles which this is the context that I will be discussing about. Like I get that war is unfair and all, but this just takes it to a whole other level.
I can sort of tolerate the faster enemy spawns, though they tend to spam more powerful units like snipers, machine gunners, and officers, all of which were supposed to have a slightly longer cooldown than riflemen and assault units. The tank spawns are a little excessive, as even though they have long cooldowns, the enemy AI can somehow muster up 3-4 tanks in the first minute of a custom battle while I can barely scrape up 2 tanks at the same time, which combined with the faster enemy troop spawns, will absolutely decimate my forces.
Additionally, it seems like after the AI sends in any troop unit, they quickly send in a tank some seconds later, despite the “sending one unit resets ALL unit timers” that we players have to abide by in the 1917 section of the game, like if I decided to send in riflemen when my tank cooldown is almost done, then that tank cooldown will reset the moment I send in any troop unit and have to wait for that very long cooldown due to my mistake of not waiting a couple seconds to get the tank, seems to not apply for the AI.
As for the fire support, now that’s where most of my gripe is. Here I am patiently waiting for the cooldowns of my fire support after I launched just 1 of them at a time. As for the AI, whenever they send in either 1 mortar, artillery, gas, or anti-tank, they send in 2 and sometimes 3 more of the same thing. To put it simply, if the AI wants to send in mortars at me, I get 3 and sometimes 4 of the same thing in total, all at once! They want to send in artillery? They send me 3 of it. They want to send in gas? I get hit with 3 gas attacks. And the same thing goes for anti-tank.
I should specify that the troop, tank, and fire support issue can be all seen when playing on a medium length map in a 1917 custom battle on both medium and hard difficulties, so you might not see the issues in either a small or long length map.
Like I really enjoy this game and would come back to play it, it’s just that the AI spawn rate of its troops, tanks, and fire support may need to be toned down or at least equal to the player’s cooldown.
Lastly, all these disadvantages against the player really does make me wonder why the upgrade skill tree system from the campaigns are not also implemented into the custom battles as things you can pick or adjust if you want to give yourself more of a challenge or an advantage against the AI.
Sure there are some things carried over such as the grenade or air support feature in the 1944 section for example, where in the campaign, you have to unlock them via the skill tree, but when you play in a custom battle, the grenade and air support, as well as a few others, are included automatically.
However, all other upgrades are only exclusive to the campaign mode, such as reduced cooldown by a certain percentage(s) of how fast you can deploy troops; the reduced troop cost in the 1944 campaign if one chooses to do a custom battle in that era; faster cooldown speed for fire support; additional shells for your fire support barrages; more damage to your gas attacks as well as having them linger longer when deploying them; having either more defense or damage to your troops; etc.
These omissions of many upgrade skill tree perks from custom battles essentially has the player be thrust into a battle in their default strength like they do at the start of a new campaign.
All in all, my experience with battling the AI, particularly in custom battles, is to put it quite frankly, incredibly one-sided and just practically unfair to almost the highest degree if one chooses to play in a 1917 custom battle. And even though 1944 custom battles are more easier, to reiterate again, it may also need to be taken into account.
Thank you for reading my review.
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Its too easy
Like i said its too easy not a real challenge even on hard mode
Response from developer
Thanks for the feedback. Warfare Legacy Collection keeps close to the classic campaign design, but we understand that some strategy players are looking for a tougher challenge, even on hard mode.
Add gore effects
There’s no gore effects at all, please add some blood and dismemberment like seen in the original game.
The game you played as a child
It is the very same game as the one I played as a child. Happy to see it here! Great work.
Response from developer
Thank you, Myrmillo. We're glad Warfare Legacy Collection feels true to the game you remember from childhood. It means a lot to have longtime players finding this classic strategy game again on iOS.
Actually good mobile game
This game is one of the only games that deserves the money from ads genuinely well made game I love the WW1 mode and the custom battles
Response from developer
Thank you for the thoughtful review. We’re glad the WW1 mode and custom battles are landing well for you. It means a lot to hear Warfare Legacy Collection feels like a mobile strategy game worth supporting!
Great
Best mobile strategy game I’ve played to far. Wish the campaigns were a bit longer.
Response from developer
Thank you, Brien. We’re glad you’re enjoying Warfare Legacy Collection and the campaign strategy. We appreciate the note on campaign length, and it’s helpful to hear what players would like more of!
Круто
Разработчики вы молодцы вы такую игру создали и у вас воображение такое необычные поздравляю вас спасибо что такую игру сделали😀😀😀
Response from developer
Thank you for the kind words. We're glad you’re enjoying Warfare Legacy Collection, and we appreciate you recognizing the creativity behind the game. It means a lot to the team.
My Childhood
Not only did this game entertain me as an elementary school student but it taught me an important lesson: war is not fair. This is an essential game for any history buff like myself.
Response from developer
Thank you for sharing that. It means a lot to hear Warfare stayed with you from childhood and still resonates now. We’re glad the Legacy Collection could bring this classic strategy game back for history fans.
great game
played this game years ago at school on the computer, just as fun as I remember it 👍
Response from developer
Thank you. We're glad the game is still as fun as you remembered from playing it years ago.
Bon jeu mais manque de paramètres dans les batailles personnalisées
Warfare est un jeu extrêmement bien fait et très beau avec des explosions réaliste et immersive mais je voudrais avoir de l’artillerie infinie et même un nouveau tir d’appuis qui s’appellerait "Artillerie lourde" je conseille le jeu à 100% si vous voulez un jeu immersif et réaliste Warfare est fait pour vous !!
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Response from developer
Thank you for the thoughtful review. We're glad the battles, explosions, and immersive strategy are landing well. We appreciate the suggestions!
Love it
Loved this game as a kid glad its on mobile now too. Would love a new warfare game in the future
Response from developer
Thank you. We’re glad Warfare Legacy Collection brought back memories from playing as a kid. We appreciate the interest in a future Warfare game. It means a lot to see players still excited about the series on mobile.
So happy this is on phone
I loved this game back in the day on pc and I’m so glad that Armour games put it on mobile, such a timeless classic with good action packed strategic gameplay.
Response from developer
Thank you. We’re glad Warfare Legacy Collection brought back that classic Armor Games strategy experience on mobile. It means a lot to hear the action and tactical gameplay still hold up after all these years.
Amazing
Game not disappoint! Use to play this years ago, waiting for a mobile version to be made. 10/10
Response from developer
Thank you. We're glad the mobile version lived up to what you remembered from playing years ago. It means a lot to have longtime Warfare players back with the Legacy Collection!
Great game
Great and challenging (at times) very good gameplay definitely recommend
