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The Army - Idle Strategy Game is a single player strategy game. It received neutral reviews from players.

Build, upgrade, and lead your army to glory in epic idle strategy battles!

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50%
Audience ScoreBased on 700 reviews
gameplay8 positive mentions
monetization235 negative mentions

  • Engaging level system with strategy elements and well-balanced prestige skill system.
  • Simple and addictive gameplay that serves well as a time-waster without forced ads.
  • Game is smooth running with minimalist graphics and has potential for long-term play.
  • AI is poorly designed; units prioritize attacking blocks instead of enemies, resulting in frustrating gameplay.
  • Progression is extremely slow and heavily reliant on watching numerous long and unskippable ads or spending money.
  • Upgrade scaling is imbalanced with costs increasing exponentially but providing very minor improvements, making grinding tedious.
  • monetization
    249 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's monetization heavily relies on frequent, lengthy ads that are technically optional but practically mandatory for meaningful progress, leading to a slow and grind-filled experience without watching them. There is no option to remove ads through purchase, and many players find the ad volume excessive, intrusive, and sometimes even harmful due to malware concerns. While some appreciate the absence of forced ads, the overwhelming dependence on ad viewing significantly detracts from gameplay enjoyment.

    • “Great game, no ads so it's actually playable.”
    • “No ads between games.”
    • “Awesome game no ads unless you want rewards”
    • “The game is endless; there is no endgame or goal to work towards, you really are just meant to watch advertisements.”
    • “Seemed like a fun concept and design but progression is painfully slow and it's almost impossible to get more than a few levels in without watching ads every few minutes, and they are some of the worst ads I've encountered in a mobile game; they're all too long, give no indication of how long they will actually take and some of them installed software without permission while others didn't pay out at all.”
    • “To progress in any real capacity, you must watch nonstop ads (videos which are a minute or longer, followed by multiple screens with their own 15 second timers, then trying to click x still takes you to the app store).”
  • gameplay
    42 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is widely criticized for being slow, repetitive, and grind-heavy, with progression that feels painfully drawn out and reliant on watching ads to advance. AI behavior is often described as poor and unengaging, leading to frustrating combat mechanics and an unrewarding loop. While some find the core mechanics simple or enjoyable initially, the overwhelming presence of ads and pay-to-progress design severely detracts from the overall experience.

    • “The gameplay is simple to understand.”
    • “I loved the game; the only problem I'd say that I have with the gameplay is that to get a new unit is too expensive, and I would love some more sound effects to be added to the game, but overall I enjoyed it very much.”
    • “Leveling up and challenges keep the game interesting, but the mechanics don't shift a lot beyond archer and wizard range attacking.”
    • “It's a repetitive clicker game that gets old after 5 minutes of gameplay.”
    • “The only thing I would like is the option to go ad free so I can claim my extra cash during waves and not interrupt my gameplay.”
    • “Gameplay loop designed completely around watching ads; there is no way to come out positive on cash without watching an ad.”
  • grinding
    26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The grinding in the game is overwhelmingly excessive and often forced, with progression heavily gated behind watching ads or paying money. Without spending, players face slow, repetitive gameplay that becomes tedious and frustrating, making the experience feel like a pay-to-win or pay-to-progress system. Overall, the grind detracts significantly from enjoyment and pacing.

    • “At level 42, difficulty scales exponentially. After 5 hours of grinding stage 41 with everything over x2 and important things at 3.5x like health, power, attack speed, and 4 level 2 cards, I still couldn't beat that stage and had to quit.”
    • “The game is painfully slow. Upgrades don't explain their benefits, and they turn out to be so minor that you can't tell if they worked, making you grind for hours after the first couple of levels.”
    • “If you're not willing to spend money, expect an extremely grindy game with little to no progression.”
  • music
    12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players consistently note the absence of music and sound effects in the game, suggesting that adding background tracks and audio cues would greatly enhance the overall experience. Many believe that even simple, relaxing music or sound effects would improve immersion and enjoyment significantly.

    • “Some relaxing music or simple sound effects would definitely improve the game.”
    • “I like having a little music, or at least some sound effects. I think that'd be a good change.”
    • “Cool game, by the way if you could add background music, it would make the game better.”
    • “The game has no sound effects or music; cheap design.”
    • “It's actually one of my favorite games I ever played but one way that makes me pissed off about this game is that there's no music.”
    • “I give it 3 stars. I know this is an early game but there is a lot to improve like putting an attack button before the attack that you can manage, or an auto if the player needs to continue without stopping. Then the music is kind of silent without sound; just put a sound using a loop to repeat music without stopping.”
  • graphics
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are generally described as minimalist and smooth but lack visual appeal and creativity, often resembling simple shapes like squares rather than detailed characters. While some users appreciate the clean aesthetic, many find the visuals uninteresting or uninspired, which detracts from the overall experience.

    • “Runs smoothly with minimalist graphics.”
    • “Fun and addictive gameplay makes up for graphics.”
    • “There is nothing fun about this game, no enticing visuals, no redeeming qualities.”
    • “No sound, gameplay is boring, graphics are terrible.”
    • “Nice game, graphics and concept but terrible execution.”
  • stability
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game suffers from significant stability issues, including frequent lag and freezing, particularly during certain levels and character choices. Users report it feels rushed and poorly maintained, with persistent bugs and frozen screens that disrupt gameplay.

    • “Developers like this make a quick buggy game to get as much cash as they can out of players, abandon it, and move on to the next buggy cash-grab immediately without looking back.”
    • “It seems like a good game but if I choose wizard, my game lags and on level 7 with normal attackers, the spinning attacker, and healers, my game freezes at level 7.”
    • “Freezes during the endless ads!”
  • story
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users suggest that the story could be enhanced by adding quests that offer meaningful rewards like cards, crowns, and gems, as an alternative to relying solely on daily rewards.

  • replayability
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game offers a unique concept but suffers from limited replayability, similar to many other incremental games in the genre.

    • “Albeit a unique concept, there are a growing number of incremental games like this that have little replayability.”
  • optimization
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is well-optimized, running smoothly due to its minimalist graphics, ensuring consistent performance without demanding hardware.

    • “Runs smoothly with minimalist graphics.”
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The Army - Idle Strategy Game is a strategy game.

The Army - Idle Strategy Game is available on Phone, Tablet, Android and Mobile Platform.

The Army - Idle Strategy Game was developed by FIRE STUDIOS OYUN TEKNOLOJILERI ANONIM SIRKETI.

The Army - Idle Strategy Game has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its monetization.

The Army - Idle Strategy Game is a single player game.

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