Art of War: Legions

Ads were misleading, and unrelated to actual gameplay. It doesn't seem like there's much actual strategy involved in the game, since it's more about grinding up currency to buy enough troops to win the battles. Not that the "grinding" takes any real time, all the challenges seem pretty easy as far as I've played. Still, it's a fun time-waster, and it's satisfying to crush your enemies, see them driven before you and whatnot, just don't expect it to be too involved for a strategy game.

PROS 1.This is a very fun game that progresses really good as you get stronger troops. 2. If you decide to pay to win, the game is not that expensive. 3. Graphics and gameplay is really good. CONS. 1. This will be a DEAL BREAKER, if you have two devices, you wont be able to restore the progress on your other device even if you have the same account set up. That means that money paid will be lost and you have to start all over again. It would be nice if you can restore purchases and progress.

When I first started playing this game, I was disappointed my the main gameplay, and how there is no real strategy to it. The expeditions are quite fun, but the amount of troops required to take a castle is unclear. There also should be far more. It's the best thing in the game. This game is a very good time killer. But again, there is no strategy to the main levels or arena fights, so they get dull quite fast.

It's a good game. Takes a lot of time to build up your army and is very tedious. The game had a glitch(not my fault). Some how I and many other had their accounts were locked. Customer service would not unlock it and was unprofessional. The only option is delete the game to times(lose everything), reload the game and start over with nothing.

Misleading ads about this game. Update Re: Developer Response; I actually had installed and played this game previously. I downloaded it similarly because of the ads about this game made it look fun and interesting. For what it's worth, I enjoyed it to some extent, but found that playing without watching ads endlessly made the progression too slow. For me it, it became to take too much of my time to watch ads - but that was my choice. The other choice, I suppose, would have been to have progress grind to a crawl, so instead I just chose to uninstall the game. Recently, while playing another mobile game, the ad for Art of War: Legions came on showing gameplay that seemed of interest to me (and me forgetting the name of the game...), so I downloaded it. I was disappointed to see that it was the same game I uninstalled previously. I'm not one to just leave a terrible review without reason. In this case, I was put over the edge when I already knew and had played the game for quite some time - and knew certain sure that the advertisement for this game was misleading. I would have been pleased as punch to try out the game that was depicted, as I have already decided that the game here isn't for me. I hope that is a more enlightening and in depth analysis. I also have no inclination to change my review, because too many mobile games are doing the same thing. The "click-bait" ads have to be curtailed. If you want me to have fun with your game, show me the game you've made - not one that is some sensationalized fictionalization representing one tiny aspect that doesn't accurately reflect the user experience with the game.

This game is a 5* for the first 2-3 weeks until you complete Expedition. Expedition deserves 5*, the rest of the game 3* as it becomes very repetitive after 2-3 weeks. It is worth downloading for that initial experience but I don't recommend spending any money in it. After your troops reach level 8 you are pretty much stuck. They made another game similar to Expedition but it is not even close to how good that game mode is. I haven't deleted the game just in hopes they release more chapters.