As we've mentioned before, when new titles appear in app catalogs, role-playing and strategy games tend to make up the bulk of these releases. This isn't by chance, as these genres are usually the most popular among millions of users worldwide. Among those games aiming for the top, and with a very short history, we find Wartide.
Next we will tell you more about this newcomer and we will see again if he has the positive and negative elements that accompany most of his possible competitors and if he has something, either in the plot or the handling that can differentiate him within a repertoire each broader time.
Argument
We find ourselves in a legendary world where the mythical kingdom of Atlantis has not vanished. This land boasts technological advancements envied by the rest of the planet, and for this reason, countless kings and generals from across the globe are vying for its conquest. Our mission will be simple: Choose one side or the other and fight relentlessly until victory is achieved. To accomplish this, we will have the aid of both hero units and magical items of all kinds.
Wartide relies on multiplayer modes
To achieve the goals we mentioned earlier, the developers of this title have decided to rely on alliances between users from all over the world. Together, we can create clans with a wide array of troops, thus increasing our chances of successfully conquering territories. However, to gain reputation and experience, we can also engage in battles against other players. All of this takes place within a three-dimensional atmosphere achieved with impressive visual and sound effects.
Gratuitous?
Wartide: Heroes of Atlantis has no initial cost, unlike most games in the genre. However, it does require in-app purchases that can reach up to €104 per item. Developed by a Californian team, it has already garnered thousands of downloads and is currently available in an initial version awaiting updates, so some stability issues may occur. It requires devices running Android version 4.1 or higher to run correctly.
What do you think about this game? Do you believe it has the same strengths and weaknesses as others in its genre? We've included related information about other options, such as Dragons of Atlantis, so you can learn more.