Frontier Warrior
- December 21, 2016
- Dino Go
Frontier Warrior is a strategy game that offers fantastic gameplay and great visuals. In this game, you must grow your army with mighty warriors to defend your kingdom from an Orc invasion. Your mission is to protect your land and people from impending doom, using your strategic skills and combat tactics to emerge victorious.
Reviews
- The game is enjoyable and doesn't force players to pay to progress, allowing for a fun experience without grinding.
- It features a unique merging mechanic that adds depth to the gameplay, making it engaging and strategic.
- The graphics and overall design are well-received, contributing to a pleasant gaming experience.
- The game suffers from significant performance issues, including frame drops and crashes, especially during intense gameplay.
- Progression can feel grindy, with players needing to invest a lot of time to earn enough resources to upgrade and unlock content.
- There are complaints about the lack of cloud save options and screen fitting issues on various devices, making it less accessible.
- graphics19 mentions
- 84 % positive mentions
- 11 % neutral mentions
- 5 % negative mentions
Overall, the graphics of the game receive high praise for their quality and design, with many users highlighting the appealing hand-drawn style and vibrant visuals. However, some players note that certain character sprites, like the warrior, could use improvement. Despite minor critiques, the graphics contribute significantly to the game's addictive and enjoyable experience.
“Great graphics, great concept, great design.”
“I love the simplistic hand-drawn graphics.”
“Nice graphics and awesome gameplay!!!”
“Graphics could be better and gameplay can be fast.”
- gameplay18 mentions
- 78 % positive mentions
- 11 % neutral mentions
- 11 % negative mentions
The gameplay is generally praised for its fun and strategic elements, with a simple yet engaging loop that allows for easy character movement. However, some users noted the need for mechanical improvements, such as better healing and command responsiveness, as well as the potential for enhanced multiplayer features like PvP. Overall, the gameplay is considered enjoyable, with a solid interface and a good balance of difficulty.
“Amazing gameplay/concept.”
“Simple fun gameplay loop.”
“I love the gameplay, the way you combine different types of units.”
“Healers don't heal, warriors don't follow commands; fix the mechanics.”
“Graphics could be better, and gameplay can be fast.”
- monetization9 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 22 % neutral mentions
- 78 % negative mentions
The monetization model of the game is largely based on optional in-app purchases and rewarded ads, which players appreciate as they are not forced to watch ads. Many users report enjoying the game without spending money, relying instead on the rewards from ads, although the frequency of ads is notable. Overall, the approach is seen as respectful and effective, enhancing the gameplay experience without being overly intrusive.
“I never spent any money on the game, but I watched so many ads that I'm sure I paid a good amount of money that way.”
“Lots of ads but with rewards.”
“In-app purchases are optional.”
- grinding7 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Players consistently express frustration with the grinding aspect of the game, noting that progress is hindered by insufficient gold and gems, making it difficult to unlock heroes and level up skills. Many feel that the increased costs introduced in the last patch have exacerbated the grind, leading to a challenging experience that detracts from overall enjoyment.
“There is a lot of grinding to make progress, and you don't get enough gold or gems to unlock all the heroes, much less level up a skill near max before it's done.”
“You hit a difficulty wall early in the game, and it becomes very grindy to increase skills to pass levels.”
“Last patch was great, but the prices of units were really raised, so the game became much more grindy.”
- stability4 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The game's stability is heavily criticized, with users reporting numerous glitches such as disappearing troops, unresponsive gameplay, and issues with character and equipment loss. Players also experience frustrating mechanics, like enemies with excessive range and unmanageable boss encounters that lead to game freezes. Overall, these stability issues significantly detract from the gaming experience.
“Neat little game full of glitches (troops disappearing mid-battle and unable to use heroes' abilities all of a sudden) and erased my character/equipment that I paid real money for.”
“It's an okay game, but what I don't like is that when the enemy has ridiculous range enough to hit the castle from the far right side... and then the only way to get 3 stars is to send the wave when it has 5 seconds or else you get 2 stars. To continue with my rant, you can't get past the desert stage 3 when the worm boss comes out; the game glitches and becomes unresponsive.”
“He freezes all my guys and kills them instantly.”
- music1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The music in the game has received criticism, with users expressing that it could be improved.
“The music could be better though.”
- optimization1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
The game's optimization has been criticized for severe performance issues, particularly when multiple units are on screen, leading to a drastic drop in frame rates to 5-10 fps, making gameplay nearly unmanageable.
“I had to uninstall it because of performance issues. When there are a certain number of units on the screen, the FPS drops to around 5-10, making it impossible to control the game during such lag.”
“The optimization is terrible; the game frequently stutters and crashes, especially during intense battles.”
“Even on high-end hardware, the game struggles to maintain a stable frame rate, which ruins the overall experience.”