- October 12, 2020
- Owings
- 100h median play time
Arrow War
Platforms
About
"Arrow War" is a single-player fantasy strategy game with splendid mechanics and perfect graphics. Collect and upgrade your army to defend your castle from endless enemies, but be prepared for lots of grinding and annoying ads. Despite the occasional annoyances, the game's humor keeps players engaged and entertained. The tagline of the game "Collect, Upgrade, Dominate" accurately summarizes the main gameplay elements.

- The game is highly addictive and enjoyable, with great graphics and gameplay.
- It offers a fair progression system that allows free players to advance without mandatory purchases.
- The humor and quirky art style make the game entertaining and fun to play.
- The game suffers from a flawed save system, often losing player progress and purchases.
- There are frequent forced ads that disrupt gameplay, which can be frustrating for players.
- Some players find the game becomes repetitive and grindy after a certain point, lacking variety in content.
monetization
114 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game is a mixed bag, with many players appreciating the option to watch ads for rewards without feeling pressured to spend money. However, numerous reviews highlight the prevalence of forced ads, which can disrupt gameplay and lead to frustration, especially when they occur frequently after levels or battles. While some players find value in the ad-supported model, others express dissatisfaction with the high cost of ad removal and the overall ad experience, suggesting that it detracts from the enjoyment of the game.
“No in-app purchases necessary if you're patient.”
“No ads interruption and great gaming experience.”
“Actually fun and no ads unless you purposely watch them for loot.”
“The game forces ads, even when I already watched the other dozen that give rewards.”
“Good game but the forced automatic ads kill the game, especially if you expect people to also use the optional ads.”
“I really want to like the game more than I do but there's just way too many god damn ads and no way to skip them.”