100 Years’ War

About

100 Years’ War is a single player casual strategy game with warfare and historical themes. It was developed by HexWar Games and was released on August 9, 2019. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Fight the various battles of the 100 Years Was throughout the Medieval ages.

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Single-Player

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70%

Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

gameplay2 negative mentions

Historically accurate with educational value through historical battle scenarios.
Solid base game and mechanics with a variety of units with distinct armor, weapons, and movement types.
Enjoyable and mildly addictive with varied and interesting scenarios, offering multiple ways to win.

Gameplay can be boring and unsatisfying due to lack of impact and low hit probabilities.
Archers and ranged units are overpowered, and there is no multiplayer support in an otherwise suitable setting.
Technical issues including glitches, poor UI explanations, and some players experiencing startup failures and antivirus warnings.

gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay offers a solid foundation with diverse units and mechanics, but lacks impact and player engagement due to poor connection with in-game events. Strategic depth is limited, and many mechanics are poorly explained or obscured by confusing UI elements.
- “There is little you can do to gain an advantage in battle, and what mechanics exist are very poorly explained with several UI elements either never being touched on or not even appearing on the screen correctly.”
- “The base game and mechanics are fairly solid, with a wide range of units featuring varying armor, weapons, and movement types, but everything fails to feel impactful due to a lack of connection with anything happening in the game.”
stability
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100%
The game is generally stable but does have occasional glitches, such as a cavalry unit unexpectedly moving an excessive distance in battle. These issues are rare but noticeable.
- “There are a few glitches in the software; in one battle a unit of cavalry suddenly galloped to the corner of the board, a movement that would normally take about six turns to cover.”