- April 24, 2019
- MDickie
Back Wars
Platforms
About
"Back Wars" is a free-to-play strategy game where you lead a resistance against an army that has traveled back in time to rule the world. The game features interactive battles with hundreds of warriors from different cultures and offers upgrades to customize your experience. With a focus on world-dominating strategy and the ability to edit characters, this game offers a unique and engaging experience.







- The game features a unique blend of strategy and action, allowing players to engage in battles across different time periods.
- The graphics and character designs are enjoyable, providing a fun visual experience.
- The game offers a challenging experience, especially when facing off against the future and zombie factions.
- The game suffers from numerous ads that interrupt gameplay, making it frustrating for players.
- The AI can be unbalanced, often leading to overwhelming odds against the player, especially when facing the future faction.
- Players often experience glitches, such as characters getting stuck or the game automatically playing itself during battles.
monetization
88 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with players expressing frustration over the excessive number of unskippable ads that appear after nearly every battle, often lasting 30-40 seconds. While some users appreciate the option to play offline to avoid ads, many feel that the ad frequency significantly detracts from the overall gameplay experience, leading to a perception that the game is more focused on monetization than enjoyment. Overall, the consensus is that the ad overload makes the game nearly unplayable for many users.
“Thank goodness this game is free with no ads.”
“It's a good game, has no ads and is offline.”
“Too many people say there's many ads; turn off Wi-Fi for no ads.”
“The game is garbage, and there are too many 30-second ads that are not skippable. Also, they always have an 'upgrade pass' which is overpriced, and you can't experience the full game without it.”
“This was an amazing game until the creators got money hungry and put ads for every round you lose or finish.”
“There are way too many unskippable ads for the game to be enjoyable.”