Ages of Conflict World War Sim
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About
"Ages of Conflict: World War Sim" is a single-player simulation game that allows you to "Simulate Wars Across an Infinite Number of Worlds." The game is a realistic and engaging experience, though it may be disturbed by occasional ads. Immerse yourself in endless strategic combat and shape the outcomes of various wars across an infinite number of worlds. However, be prepared for some interruptions from ads.






- The game offers a fun and engaging simulation experience, allowing players to create and manage their own nations.
- Graphics and animations are praised, making the gameplay visually appealing.
- The game has a variety of features and scenarios that can be enjoyable for players who are willing to pay for the premium version.
- Many features are locked behind a paywall, making it difficult for free players to fully enjoy the game.
- The game is plagued by frequent ads, which disrupt the gameplay experience.
- There are numerous bugs and crashes reported, particularly on mobile devices, leading to frustration among players.
monetization
38 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players expressing frustration over the excessive number of ads and the prevalence of paywalls that restrict access to key features. While some users appreciate the option to disable ads by purchasing the full version, others feel that the game is overly reliant on ads and that the cost to unlock content is not justified. Overall, the consensus suggests that the monetization strategy detracts from the gameplay experience.
“This is my favorite game! I simulate wars, and it's a fun game to play offline. There are no ads, which makes it even better.”
“An alright game with no ads. It's good if you have nothing better to do, especially if you enjoy it.”
“Way too many ads.”
“The game is good and all but too many features are behind a paywall, too many ads & you have to pay for the mobile version even if you own the PC one.”
“Have to pay to unlock most of the game and is filled with ads.”