Ever War

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Ever War is a single player strategy game. It was developed by Utium Games and was released on October 13, 2025. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Ever War is a turn-based strategy game where you manage settlements and armies to lead your kingdom to victory over your opponents. Raise great armies to destroy all who oppose you, secure access to valuable resources and conquer the realm. Build Your EmpireManage the expansion of your empire, supervising all aspects of each of your settlements including population growth, constructing building…

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The game features charming graphics and a nostalgic feel reminiscent of older strategy games, with a unique art style.
Combat is engaging and well-designed, offering a challenging turn-based experience that encourages strategic planning.
The resource management system is complex yet rewarding, providing depth to gameplay and making it addictive once players get the hang of it.

There is a steep learning curve, and the lack of a comprehensive tutorial can leave players feeling confused and overwhelmed.
Some players may find the resource management and unit tech progression challenging, which can lead to difficulty in advancing in the game.
While the game has potential, it may feel simplistic at first, and some players might desire more depth in diplomacy options and gameplay mechanics.

graphics
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The graphics of the game evoke nostalgia for 1990s titles with their quirky interfaces and simplistic design, yet they are complemented by an appealing art style. Players appreciate the combination of city-building and tactical gameplay, noting the game's potential for growth and complexity despite its initial simplicity. Overall, the visuals are seen as a solid foundation for an indie title.
- “I haven’t played much but the graphics are appealing and the systems offer an interesting combination of city building and tactical gameplay.”
- “Pretty alright first game, I like the art style and the Kursians are pretty neat. The map is quite big, and while the game seems simple at first, it has some complexity if you look into it. I would love to see it grow and establish its own foothold in the market as a niche indie game title.”
- “It reminds me of the old QQQP games from the 1990s, which had somewhat crude graphics and quirky interfaces, yet well-thought-out gameplay.”
- “The graphics feel outdated and lack the polish expected from modern games, making it hard to fully immerse myself in the experience.”
- “While the art style has potential, the overall graphics are underwhelming and detract from the gameplay experience.”
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The gameplay is reminiscent of 1990s qqp games, featuring quirky interfaces and well-designed mechanics. Players appreciate the appealing graphics and the engaging blend of city building and tactical elements.
- “It reminds me of the old QQQP games from the 1990s, which had somewhat crude graphics and quirky interfaces, yet well-thought-out gameplay.”
- “I haven’t played much, but the graphics are appealing, and the systems offer an interesting combination of city building and tactical gameplay.”
- “The gameplay feels outdated and lacks the polish expected from modern titles.”
- “The controls are clunky and make it difficult to enjoy the experience.”
- “There are too many bugs that disrupt the gameplay and make it frustrating.”