War of Conquest – IronZog LLC

War of Conquest

War of Conquest

Experience one of the top-rated Free games on the App Store, War of Conquest! Developed by the innovative team at IronZog LLC, this Strategy game provides a unique gaming experience like no other. With a content rating of 9+, it’s perfect for a wide range of players. Since its initial release on 8th January 2020, the game has seen numerous updates, with the latest version launched on 17th April 2020.

Are you a fan of Strategy, games? Then War of Conquest is right up your alley! You won’t be able to resist its appeal.

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How Much Does War of Conquest Cost?

Good news! You can download War of Conquest on your iOS device absolutely free!

War of Conquest Release Date

Eager to know when War of Conquest first graced the App Store? It was launched on 8th January 2020.

When Was War of Conquest Last Updated?

The latest version of War of Conquest was updated on 17th April 2020, ensuring a more enjoyable gaming experience for all players.

Where Can I Download War of Conquest?

To get started with War of Conquest, head over to the official Apple App Store.

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A Glimpse into War of Conquest

Wage war with hundreds of players!

War of Conquest will place you in a single, wide-open world with thousands of other players, to develop your nation, compete for resources, and seek to capture the mysterious Orbs of Power. Along the way you’ll be able to choose from a huge variety of technological and magical advances, forge alliances and rivalries, and become part of a community.

Imagine open-world tower defense real-time strategy. This game is about founding a nation, developing its resources and abilities, and clashing with other nations over land and treasure. It is massively multiplayer, allowing thousands of players’ nations to occupy the same game world. All nations in War of Conquest co-exist on a single huge game map. To expand your nation or move it from one place to another means going around—or through—your neighbors.

The goal is to gradually build up your nation’s power, and your own skills, to the point that you are able to capture and defend the Orbs of Power—mysterious artifacts scattered over the landscape, remnants of a former age. As a nation advances it will make its way toward the east, where the most valuable resources can be found, to compete for the ultimate prize: the Orb of Fire.

The basics of gameplay are very simple: just click on a square to attack it. But there are many layers of complexity and nuance that unfold gradually. Some examples:

How one nation fares in combat against another depends on how their three combat stats compare: tech, bio and psi. These three stats have a rock-paper-scissors relationship, so that a decent tech stat would be very strong against a similar bio stat, but weak against a similar psi stat. With these relationships in mind, you’ll want to choose enemies whose specializations are vulnerable to your own.

A large variety of different defensive structures can be developed, built, and upgraded, ranging from simple walls to towers that can launch massive counter-attacks. These can be arranged strategically to defend the Orbs and resources you’ve captured. Mid-level advances allow many of these defenses to be made invisible to your enemies, giving you the opportunity to set up traps and misdirections. Even these invisible defenses can be located, using Minesweeper-like tactics, and some can be disarmed by flanking. As a defender, you’ll want to make this as difficult for your opponents as possible.

To attack and defend you’ll need to keep up healthy supplies of the game’s two main resources, manpower and energy. How quickly you generate these resources depends on the advances you’ve developed, and whether you’ve captured special map locations such as Fresh Water, Geothermal Vents and many more. How rapidly you generate the energy needed to sustain defenses also depends on your nation’s ‘geographic efficiency’, a measure of how well consolidated your nation’s territories are. This means you’ll need to balance expanding your nation against spreading yourself too thin.

In addition to its holdings on the mainland, each nation also has a home island. Nations can earn XP and more by defending their home island and raiding other nations’ islands, in a one-on-one matchmaking mode that is geared toward casual and solo players.

War of Conquest is 100% free to play: all features and aspects of the game are open to all players for no charge. The in-game currency (called ‘credits’) can be used to buy temporary power-ups, hasten the building and upgrading of defenses, customize the appearance of your nation, and more. Credits can be obtained through gameplay by completing quests or capturing and holding Orbs, as well as by watching short video ads and completing surveys.

What’s New in the Latest Update?

Find out what’s new in the latest version of War of Conquest updated on 17th April 2020:

  • Nations start with more manpower so new players can play more each day.
  • Orbs award credits once again. Cash prizes have been removed.

User Reviews on War of Conquest

Looking for more information? Read a comprehensive review of War of Conquest below:

So this game right? Its a hacker group in taking the money from advertisement sponsorship from apple and giving it to the people. Problem is they don’t have the recurring budget to support the in game content. So right now the highest orb pays around .14 cent which isnt the fire orb the game currently talked about. The devoloper also plays the game to squeeze the money out of the advertisement pay as a loop hole. So when you get to the end its best to fight the high lvl players without being intimidated. If they harass you its completely normal since this game is subject to be live and the rules changes constantly. They curse, they have obscene and threatening names they even pretend to be hackers but in the end its for pennies. We ran the whole map undetected and because of that the vet players got mad. Real time strategy with minimal down time to play it. Now cool down timer to build stuff in hours, you can just play… Banks off insomnia… Best to download the game on steam because its a multi-platform game or people are running emulators with vpn which doesn’t change their IP ports from where they plug in.

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