SIEGE: World War II

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SIEGE: World War II is a single player casual strategy game. It was developed by Imperia Online JSC and was released on November 21, 2018. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

"SIEGE: World War II" is a PVP card battle strategy game set in World War 2, where players build their army and engage in battles. The game boasts outstanding mechanics and good graphics, but is hindered by excessive grinding, frequent bugs, and aggressive advertisements. Despite its flaws, the game offers intense multiplayer action for those willing to look past its shortcomings.

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78%

Audience ScoreBased on 8,983 reviews

graphics155 positive mentions

monetization56 negative mentions

graphics
231 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
29%
4%
Overall, the graphics of the game receive a positive reception, with many users praising their quality and design, particularly after recent updates that have enhanced visual elements. However, some players express a desire for further improvements and optimizations, noting issues like lag and outdated UI in certain areas. While the graphics are generally considered a strong point, there are mixed feelings about their consistency and the game's performance, especially in relation to matchmaking and gameplay balance.
- “Great graphics and overall concept.”
- “The graphics are great and the gameplay is smooth.”
- “Very impressed, brilliant graphics and very addictive gameplay.”
- “Unless you absolutely love the WW2 theme, which graphics-wise is decent, there's not much to this game.”
- “Game performance issue and graphics are too heavy for the game, although the graphics are not that quality to be heavy.”
- “Very poor, graphics are okay but not really strategy.”
gameplay
125 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
53%
45%
2%
The gameplay is generally described as fun and engaging, with smooth mechanics and appealing graphics. However, many players express frustration with balance issues, particularly regarding the prevalence of certain overpowered units and the impact of pay-to-win elements on matchmaking. While the game offers a dynamic experience, it often leads to tedious matches where strategy is overshadowed by card levels and unit spamming.
- “The gameplay is fast and fairly intense.”
- “Great game, while it's still in its early stages from what I can tell, gameplay is great, very few bugs, pretty well balanced (matchmaking could use some tweaks), all in all an awesome game.”
- “Amazing gameplay, tiny bit pay-to-win but not bad, matchmaking could be more balanced.”
- “Waste of time. You'll just get katyusha spammed to oblivion with no way to stop them. I played 10 2v2 matches and all the enemy players do is spam katyushas and mechanics to repair them. If they take damage once, the enemy team does that, you're literally spending all your points on artillery or bombs just to stop them. Every game I played, I had the enemy team have upwards to 6 katyushas while my teammate and I were spending all our points on abilities to stop them. We couldn't even deploy our own troops.”
- “Descent gameplay, but everything takes forever to get and they keep pairing you with stronger players so you lose constantly.”
- “Very unfortunate about this as I like this game, but these game makers do nothing against cheaters and say that there is nothing wrong with their program, software, or gameplay.”
monetization
88 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
16%
20%
64%
The monetization strategy of the game has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the absence of intrusive ads and the option to play without spending money, while others criticize it as a "pay-to-win" model that heavily relies on microtransactions for upgrades. Many users express a desire for more balanced monetization options, such as the ability to watch ads for rewards, while others feel that the game is a cash grab with limited content. Overall, the integration of ads is seen as either beneficial or detrimental, depending on individual player experiences.
- “You don't have to pay to win (all comes down to tactics and player selections), no ads... is a great feature as well!”
- “The way the devs make their money is a win-win too: there are zero popup ads and no ads to watch for benefits.”
- “In-app purchases are available and reasonable.”
- “Just another cash grab app with no content.”
- “Pretty much a pay to win knock off of much better games like Clash Royale. You get matched with people with upgraded units which instantly decides who's going to win the match before it even can start, and after you lose you get bombarded with pop-up ads shoving 'deals' in your face promoting pay to win. It's just a waste of time and hard drive space.”
- “Unfortunately, I feel like this game is a cash grab.”
stability
41 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
7%
98%
The game's stability is a significant concern among users, with frequent freezing and crashing reported during battles and matches, leading to frustrating losses. Many players have noted that these issues have worsened after recent updates, resulting in a buggy experience that detracts from overall enjoyment. While some players still find the game fun, the persistent glitches and connection problems are major drawbacks that need urgent attention.
- “There are no glitches or interruptions from ads.”
- “The game runs smoothly without any crashes.”
- “I appreciate the consistent performance; it never lags.”
- “When in a battle, the game freezes and shows the WiFi image in red, letting your opponent win by destroying all your buildings, and you lose points when it's over.”
- “This game freezes way too much, and you can't win if your side of the board is frozen.”
- “You lose connection or it freezes, and it costs you to lose a match that you are playing.”
grinding
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be repetitive and time-consuming, often feeling like a chore designed to encourage spending money. While some enjoy the casual gameplay and the thrill of grinding for cash, many express frustration with matchmaking issues and the perceived pay-to-win mechanics that hinder progress without financial investment. Overall, the grinding can be fun but is marred by a lack of balance and rewarding progression systems.
- “It used to be fun, but due to the developers' inability to fix matchmaking, I have grown tired of grinding through players who are up to 1500 points higher rank than me.”
- “This company is more about trying to get your money than letting you enjoy the grind. There's no buffer in this game, and as soon as you build any sort of economic income, unless you pay, you're going to get attacked. Grinding is no fun as it's taken as soon as you get anything good.”
- “Fun gameplay, which quickly becomes tedious as it is yet another time sink designed to frustrate you in an attempt to get you to spend ungodly amounts of money.”
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
36%
21%
The game's story aspect is generally appreciated, particularly its World War II theme, but many players express a desire for a more developed narrative and longer missions. While the early missions are described as fun and engaging, there are calls for a dedicated story mode and the ability to replay missions for better progression. Overall, while the gameplay is enjoyable, the lack of a substantial storyline detracts from the experience for some users.
- “It is an amazing game; it is the story of World War heroes. Its rating is good. My friend installed the game and enjoyed it!”
- “I love the story about WWII, and this game is awesome.”
- “It's good; I love it and wish there was a story mode, though.”
- “That was a very, very bad game. Don't download it... I have tier (level) nine but the missions are the same and the graphics are unchanged... please don't waste your time.”
- “I would, however, like to see a storyline or a match that will last longer than 3 minutes; but overall, great game, well done creators!”
- “The missions are repetitive and lack variety, making the gameplay feel stale and unengaging.”
optimization
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
34%
33%
The game's optimization has received criticism for laggy menus, particularly the guild list, and an outdated user interface, which detracts from the overall experience. Despite having semi-realistic graphics and unique gameplay elements, players report performance issues that seem disproportionate to the graphical quality, leading to frequent hangs even on capable devices. Overall, there is a strong call for improvements in both UI and game performance.
- “I like that it varies the performance of each player and allows for strategic play.”
- “Really cool game but the menu is not that optimized neither is the game itself.”
- “Even though I would like to see some optimization, the game itself has somewhat semi-realistic graphics and has a lot of unique units and support skills.”
- “Game performance issues and graphics are too heavy for the game, although the graphics are not of high quality to warrant such heaviness.”
- “The game is hanging a lot; my phone has 4GB RAM and plenty of empty space, with a brilliant processor. Please, please, please improve the game UI and main menu performance.”
- “Even though I would like to see some optimization, the guild list is extremely laggy and the UI looks kind of outdated. For the most part, it's just visuals in the menu; the game itself has somewhat semi-realistic graphics and a lot of unique units and support skills.”
humor
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is generally well-received, with players finding it funny and engaging, especially in the initial stages. However, some users note that the humor can wear off as the game progresses, leading to frustrations with pay-to-win mechanics and unbalanced matchmaking. Overall, it stands out as a humorous option among many less entertaining mobile games.
- “Very funny and addictive so far onto the game.”
- “Great graphics and funny game.”
- “One of the funny ones and interesting compared to other crappy excuses of games the mobile platform can give as a whole.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The music in the game is generally well-received, with some users praising its quality and integration with the graphics. However, there are complaints about the inability to mute or adjust the music volume effectively, leading to frustration among players who prefer a quieter experience. Overall, while the music enhances the game for some, others feel it detracts from their enjoyment.
- “Superb graphics and music.”
- “In-game music can be turned off in settings for those who prefer a different experience.”
- “If I'm spending money, I want better visuals and premium tunes; the gameplay is pretty good, but I hope for updates.”
- “The in-game music can be turned off in settings for those who are really focused on gameplay.”
- “The music is okay, but if I'm spending money, I expect better visuals and premium tunes. Gameplay is pretty good, but this needs to be updated after future updates.”
- “The 'skip tutorial' bug doesn't work, and I can't mute the annoying music or reduce the sound.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere is characterized as adventurous, infused with a sense of excitement and cunning, reminiscent of a war-torn environment.
- “Adventurous and full of tricks, the atmosphere is charged with a sense of war.”

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SIEGE: World War II is a casual strategy game.

SIEGE: World War II is available on Phone, iPad, iPhone, Tablet and others.

On average players spend around 87 hours playing SIEGE: World War II.

SIEGE: World War II was released on November 21, 2018.

SIEGE: World War II was developed by Imperia Online JSC.

SIEGE: World War II has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its monetization.

SIEGE: World War II is a single player game.

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