The game is whatever you put your mind to it’s literally a game with toys in it role playing and a environment to run around in and make stories out of or even a anime reference. It’s game like these where you can chill play idle and have another realm where your witch other players in rich world where you can be whoever you want based on the friends now the servers are dead and we need more people to play so join AOG Armor of god server 271. Where we can talk chill role play whatever. The players feel like action figures especially when you put money into it especially on the regular it’s like your taking care of friend in another world virtual kingdom on some like sword art online. Gotta keep supporting games like these so when we get old we got deep dive vr with Elon musk and all. The game is one of kind with magic and fantasy and not a dull medieval game with a lot of development and growth. The power gain is easy and losing power is hard in the early steps but as you gain troops and conquer more you’ll be crying cause you can’t do anything with depleted troops. The game is two years old and I love watch the game develop. If you want a game to grow with and get better where your years to be this it.

I downloaded the game through an Instagram ad, thinking it would be a fun little puzzle game like it advertised (knew it wouldn’t be exactly like the ads, mobile games are never like the ads down to a tee, but sometimes they’re kinda close). I played it, and the five opening levels are close to what’s advertised, move the guards to try not to let the bad guy get to the exit, then it becomes a typical medieval war mobile game, build your base and army to beat the opponent. I am not really into those games, kinda disappointed at what I got, but then again, I kinda expected it. Not going to a 1 star review because I haven’t been fully deceived by the ads, only partially

After enduring what felt like an endless barrage of 500 ads, I caved and thought, 'Fine, this looks kind of fun.' I was eager to dive into what I presumed would be a satisfying unscrew puzzle game. However, red flags started waving the moment I saw the title—'Epic Wars.' I reluctantly clicked on it, expecting a straightforward unscrewing adventure. The tutorial seemed promising at first, but my hopes were swiftly dashed when a sexualized angel chimed in with bizarre commands. The whole framing device felt out of place for what was supposed to be a simple puzzle game. The initial five levels provided nothing but a trifle, leaving me craving something more substantial. Then they said “Choose an over sexualized witch, brother!” and may I just reiterate, WEIRD FREAKING FRAMING DEVICE FOR AN UNSCREW PUZZLE GAME! Then, to add insult to injury, the game abruptly shifted to a peculiar overhead army view. It was a blatant bait-and-switch tactic that left me feeling utterly duped. Disgusted and disappointed, I promptly closed the app, uninstalled it, and even went as far as to have a priest from a major denomination perform a rite on my phone—just to be safe. What I had hoped would be a delightful unscrew game turned out to be a bizarre and nonsensical experience. In conclusion, Epic Wars is not worth your time or frustration. Silly little unscrew game? Nah Stubborn little screw this game.