We Are Warriors!

About

"We Are Warriors!" is a strategy game that offers an evolution through the ages and epic battlefield domination with impressive visuals. However, players should be prepared for a grinding experience, numerous bugs, and intrusive advertisements. The game challenges you to rise above these obstacles and lead your warriors to victory.

Genres & Tags

Strategy

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

45%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,020 reviews

gameplay23 positive mentions

monetization611 negative mentions

The game is fun and has a simple concept that is easy to pick up.
No forced ads, allowing players to choose when to watch ads for bonuses.
The graphics and art style are charming and appealing.

The game suffers from excessive ad reliance, requiring players to watch ads to progress effectively.
Progression is slow and repetitive, with players often having to restart and lose all upgrades when evolving to the next timeline.
Many players experience bugs, such as ads freezing the game or not providing rewards, leading to frustration.

monetization
636 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
2%
2%
96%
The monetization strategy of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players expressing frustration over the overwhelming number of ads required to progress. While some users appreciate that ads are optional and can provide rewards, the consensus is that significant advancement often necessitates watching numerous ads, leading to a grindy experience. Additionally, technical issues with ads crashing the game and redirecting users to app stores have further marred the experience, making it feel more like an ad-watching simulator than a balanced game.
- “There are options for in-app purchases, the value is fair.”
- “Biggest points are: the in-app purchase store is its own tab and isn't intrusive at all.”
- “This game is great; it has no ads unless you want to double your earnings in-game. I like that idea; most apps just forcefully give you an ad while this game doesn't!”
- “The game is designed to progress only if you pay or watch ads.”
- “You will end up watching more ads than actually playing the game.”
- “It's impossible to do anything without watching an incessant amount of ads and after about the third or fourth time doing the level with the most miniscule upgrade from the last time you tried, it gets extremely boring.”
gameplay
95 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
24%
53%
23%
The gameplay is characterized by a simple yet addictive loop that quickly becomes repetitive and grind-heavy, often requiring players to watch ads or make in-app purchases to progress. While some users appreciate the fun mechanics and unique timelines, many express frustration over the slow progression, lack of engaging content, and reliance on microtransactions, leading to a gameplay experience that feels more like a chore than entertainment. Overall, the game struggles to balance enjoyable mechanics with a frustratingly slow and repetitive gameplay loop.
- “Other than that, simple but addictive gameplay that will suck me in for longer than it should.”
- “It is interesting how every timeline changes the gameplay enough to feel unique.”
- “The progression is easy and well-paced, gameplay is fun and captivating and cute.”
- “You spend about 5 minutes watching adverts for potentially 30 seconds of gameplay, and then if you don't want to pay anything, then you have to wait.”
- “Eventually, gameplay will slow down massively, and you'll be forced to use real money to purchase cards to progress further, unless you want to sit around and do daily for weeks on end.”
- “Gameplay gets stale really quickly, almost forced to watch ads or pay for quick progress, dungeons are almost impossible after level 6.”
grinding
74 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The reviews indicate that the game features excessive grinding, which many players find tedious and frustrating. While some appreciate the initial fun and charm, they quickly become disillusioned as progress slows significantly, often requiring the use of ads to advance. Overall, the grinding is seen as a major drawback, leading to a repetitive experience that detracts from the game's potential enjoyment.
- “After a while, one finally grasps the futility of grinding levels which only want to see money poured in, and dozes off waiting in vain for food to spawn faster.”
- “The levels get unreasonably more difficult and it makes it extremely grindy, repetitive, and boring.”
- “This is a grinding game that is designed to make you lose as much as possible.”
graphics
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
46%
33%
21%
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many users criticizing them as outdated, simplistic, and unattractive, often comparing them unfavorably to earlier versions or similar games. However, some players appreciate the charming art style and find it enjoyable despite its simplicity. Overall, while there are pockets of praise for the visuals, the consensus leans towards disappointment, particularly regarding the lack of evolution and the repetitive nature of the graphics.
- “Honestly, 3 stars feels a bit high, but the gameplay and art style are nice.”
- “The game is amazing, graphics and everything, but I want to address some bugs and suggestions for a better game experience.”
- “I was excited about the idea, and the graphics are perfect for what it is.”
- “Graphically, it's abysmal.”
- “The graphics and animations are outdated and unattractive, making the whole experience even worse.”
- “If Age of War had no strategy, worse graphics despite being a literal generation since inception, forces ads progress (grind) to play.”
stability
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's stability is a significant concern among users, with frequent freezing and crashing reported during gameplay, particularly after watching ads or attempting to log in. Many players experience loss of progress and rewards due to these glitches, leading to frustration and diminished enjoyment. While some users have enjoyed the game, the persistent bugs and instability have made it increasingly unplayable for many.
- “All of a sudden, the game freezes, and you lose progression during your current level.”
- “It's a fun game, but if it keeps crashing like this, then it's not worth wasting time on as it's just constant glitches.”
- “This game used to be fun, but now it's a buggy mess the past week.”
story
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
69%
19%
The game's story is criticized for being minimal and lacking depth, with players expressing disappointment in the repetitive nature of quests and the absence of engaging narrative elements. While some enjoy the base story, many find the gameplay grindy and unfulfilling, with a desire for more character development and strategic elements. Overall, the lack of a compelling story and meaningful progression detracts from the overall experience.
- “I played this game for 3 weeks, and now events and hero missions don't load.”
- “The game is so fun and nice to play and I see no drawbacks but there's a problem that my dungeon keys don't appear and I can't play dungeons and my quests don't renew; I tried updating multiple times but still doesn't work.”
- “No big story, no running around exploring worlds, just simply kill enemies, produce food faster and unlock better fighters, and time-travel.”
- “This game would really benefit from some story or dialogue, and maybe some special abilities.”
- “This one is just a disaster: a daily mission was just 'watch 5 ads', there's no strategy at all, grindy as hell and extremely slow paced (way too much, there's close to no sense of progression).”
humor
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is described as dark and ironic, with players finding amusement in its frustrating mechanics and absurdities, such as a poorly designed ad program and nonsensical upgrade systems. Many reviewers highlight the developers' twisted sense of humor, which adds a layer of entertainment despite the game's challenges. Overall, the humor seems to stem from the game's failures and the players' shared experiences of frustration.
- “The developers must have a twisted sense of humor.”
- “Hilariously bad ad program masquerading as a game.”
- “Hilariously, the rate to upgrade your food per second resets to 0 when you upgrade to the next age, and the cost to upgrade is lower than the cost of getting your food per second up to anything meaningful.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Overall, the game's optimization is praised for its smooth performance and satisfying progression, with users noting that it runs well even offline and offers a more refined experience compared to other recent titles.
- “It runs smoothly, the progression is satisfying, and there's plenty of gameplay.”
- “It runs smoothly and can be played offline.”
- “Pretty fun so far, a lot better optimization than other games I've been playing recently.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game has been criticized for lacking quality and originality, with some reviewers noting it feels like a missed opportunity compared to its predecessor, Age of War. The absence of licensed tracks has led to perceptions of the game as a cash grab.
- “Sort of like a spiritual successor to Age of War, but without the banger soundtrack.”
- “Didn't even bother to license any music for this cash grab.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players express a desire for enhanced replayability through features like grindable upgrade points and varied enemy encounters. Suggestions include introducing unique hero troops and randomizing level layouts to keep the gameplay fresh and engaging. Overall, while the game is enjoyable, there is a call for more depth and variety to encourage repeated playthroughs.
- “If you can mix it up a bit, perhaps randomize the way enemies come out, instead of making every level identical, it would be much better for replayability.”
- “Please make the upgrade points grindable as it's a huge factor in replayability. Loving the game so far, but I would love to see some unique and cool in-depth things players can do.”