Conquest of Empires 2

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55%

Audience ScoreBased on 33 reviews

monetization3 positive mentions

stability2 negative mentions

Conquest of Empires 2 offers strategic depth reminiscent of Age of Empires and Civilization, providing a complex and engaging gameplay experience.
The game features a large world map and allows for extensive micromanagement, making it enjoyable for players who like to build and strategize.
The community is friendly and supportive, with opportunities for collaboration through alliances.

The game is plagued by numerous bugs, including disappearing troops and bases, which significantly detracts from the overall experience.
Many players feel the game is pay-to-win, with a few dominant alliances controlling most of the resources and land, making it difficult for new or free-to-play players to compete.
The lack of clear instructions and support from the developers leads to frustration, as players struggle to understand complex mechanics and encounter unresolved issues.

stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game suffers from significant stability issues, with frequent bugs and constant screen freezes reported by users.
- “This is a buggy game.”
- “Screen freezes constantly.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
100%
The monetization model includes microtransactions that are not overly intrusive, allowing free-to-play players to progress without feeling pressured. However, some users perceive it as a pay-to-win scheme, as purchasing options may provide advantages through chance-based mechanics.
- “There are microtransactions, but they are not constantly pushed in your face (at least in PC gameplay). It's quite viable to keep up the pace as a free-to-play player if that's your style. The pay-to-play route doesn't offer much of an advantage since there are many chance rolls incorporated into the game, which helps maintain a steady flow for all players.”
- “The monetization model is fair and balanced, allowing free-to-play players to enjoy the game without feeling pressured to spend money. The optional purchases enhance the experience without being necessary to progress.”
- “I appreciate that the game offers a variety of ways to earn in-game currency without spending real money. This makes it accessible for everyone, and the monetization doesn't feel exploitative.”
- “There do exist microtransactions, though they're not constantly flashed in your face (at least in PC gameplay). It's quite viable to keep up the pace as a free-to-play player if that is your style; the pay-to-play route doesn't really give that much of an advantage as there's quite a lot of chance rolls incorporated into the game, so it keeps people at a somewhat steady flow.”
- “Pay-to-win cash grab.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
100%
Gameplay offers a balanced experience for both free-to-play and pay-to-play users, with microtransactions present but not intrusive. Players can effectively progress without spending money, as the game incorporates chance rolls and alternative mechanics to replenish energy, ensuring a steady flow for all playstyles.
- “There do exist microtransactions, though they're not constantly flashed in your face (at least on PC gameplay), and it's quite viable to keep up the pace as free-to-play if that is your style. The pay-to-play route doesn't really give that much of an advantage as there's quite a lot of chance rolls incorporated into the game, so it keeps people at a somewhat steady flow.”
- “In-game mechanics exist to replenish energy other than paying for it, so the options are there to suit both styles of play.”
- “There are microtransactions, but they aren't constantly pushed in your face (at least in PC gameplay). It's possible to keep up the pace as a free-to-play player if that's your style; the pay-to-play route doesn't offer much of an advantage since there are many chance rolls incorporated into the game, which maintains a somewhat steady flow for everyone.”
- “In-game mechanics exist to replenish energy without having to pay for it, providing options that cater to both styles of play.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The graphics of the game are praised for their beauty, enhancing the medieval strategy experience. Users appreciate the visual appeal, which contributes positively to the overall gameplay.
- “Nice game! A medieval strategy game with beautiful graphics.”
- “The visuals are stunning, bringing the medieval world to life in incredible detail.”
- “The graphics are breathtaking, with vibrant colors and intricate designs that enhance the gameplay experience.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Players find the city building aspect of the game excessively grindy, indicating that it requires a significant amount of repetitive effort to progress.
- “The city building is ridiculously grindy.”
- “The amount of grinding required to progress is exhausting.”
- “I feel like I'm just grinding for hours without any real reward.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The main menu music has been criticized for being excessively repetitive and grating, with some users humorously suggesting it could drive someone to extreme frustration.
- “The main menu music is so repetitive that it feels like a form of torture.”
- “I had to mute the game because the soundtrack was unbearable.”
- “The music is forgettable and does nothing to enhance the gaming experience.”