War of Evolution
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About
"War of Evolution" is a simulation game where players start from a simple tidal pool and evolve it into a complex civilization. The game allows players to make various decisions that will affect the growth and development of their world. It's a unique and engaging experience that puts the power of evolution and creation in the player's hands.






- The game starts off strong with a well-executed cell stage that captures the essence of Spore.
- The graphics are impressive and vibrant, providing a visually appealing experience.
- There are no forced ads, allowing for a more enjoyable gameplay experience.
- After the initial stages, the game quickly devolves into a generic base-building and pay-to-win model, losing its unique charm.
- The tutorial is excessively long and hand-holding, detracting from the overall experience.
- Many players feel misled by the game's marketing, as it does not deliver the expected Spore-like gameplay beyond the first few minutes.
gameplay
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay starts strong with an engaging evolution phase reminiscent of "Spore," but quickly devolves into a generic mobile city-building experience that disappoints many players. Users express frustration over the shift from enjoyable aquatic mechanics to slow and tedious land-based gameplay, feeling that the game loses its initial charm and originality. Overall, the consensus is that the game would have benefited from maintaining the engaging elements of its early stages rather than transitioning to a more conventional strategy format.
“I'm astonished how they show you different styles of gameplay just to ultimately turn into a generic pay-to-win city builder.”
“I liked that intro evolution gameplay better than what happens after; it's a clone. Developers should consider making that beginning part its own game.”
“If only it had held onto the genre of the first three minutes of gameplay.”
“Gameplay starts like one thing, and quickly turns into a generic mobile base building kind of game.”
“Could have been a really cool game if they stuck with the first 10 minutes of gameplay before turning it into a town builder.”
“After the initial stage (which, in all honesty, was well made and just as fun as the same stage in Spore), the game quickly devolves into your typical online multiplayer strategy game with extremely slow and boring combat and city building mechanics.”