Castle Kingdom Wars

sadly its a dead game, the servers contain no players. maybe due to it being so simple and not having a lot to accually upgrade, the units are a little limited and the lack of online make this game a difficult one to recommend

You can create your own strategy in the game and create the war scenarios you want, it has a nice gameplay, simple, not tiring.

a simple and enjoyable arcade tactical war game, the battle mechanics in the game are very sweetly done. i played it by enjoying it.

We had a tournament with our colleagues in the office and it was really enjoyable. Also, in the war simulation mode, we put Golems against Mages and made a huge war, and it was really enjoyable to watch. It's a good game and worth a try. It can be developed much more. Congratulations developer team.

arcade strategy game, i love it, nice to kill time

time of war, you create your own strategy and try to conquer castles . quite a simple and fluent game, I enjoyed it, I say give it a chance.

The game based on tactics that you will choose. So there is no just one way to kill your enemies. You may change your character and every character has its own skills, abilities. So you can choose character based on your playing style. There are multiple choose of character, when we consider every character has different style, having multiple characters let you play again with different way. I'd love war games based on tactics, especially if they are basic to understand.

Surprisingly Addictive, Even If It’s a Bit Janky So I picked up Castle Kingdom Wars on a whim, and honestly? I’ve been having way more fun than I expected. It’s not perfect — far from it — but there’s something about it that keeps me coming back. The best part? You can actually command your army to retreat and defend your castle mid-battle. It sounds simple, but it’s a game-changer. No more watching your last few troops get slaughtered in a hopeless charge. You just hit “defend,” and they rally back home like smart little warriors. Love that. Archers miss sometimes, which is oddly satisfying. It makes the battles feel less scripted and more chaotic — in a good way. And even when you lose, you still get some gold, so it never feels like a total waste of time. Now, the rough stuff: there’s no tutorial. I had no idea how to move the camera or what anything did. You kinda just figure it out as you go. The camera controls are clunky, the music loops endlessly, and the sound effects are super barebones. Also, every battle takes place in the same grassy courtyard. Would kill for a forest or a mountain pass or literally anything else. The AI feels like it’s cheating sometimes — like, how are they fielding golems and catapults in the first minute while I’m scraping together skeletons and a knight? It’s frustrating, but it also pushed me to get creative. I even pulled off a fake retreat once and baited the enemy into chasing me back to my castle. Felt like a Mongol warlord. Visually, it’s got a low-poly charm. The main menu is a live 3D scene, and as you unlock units, they show up in the courtyard. It’s a nice touch. Upgrades are a bit vague — you don’t really know what they do until after you buy them — but the progression system is solid. You earn gold, unlock new units, upgrade your army and castle, and slowly build up your strength. Bottom line: it’s rough, but it’s got heart. If you’re into strategy games and don’t mind a few janky edges, give it a shot. There’s a fun little game hiding in here, and I’m rooting for the devs to keep improving it.

hate to pick on the little guy, but unfortunately this game is not quite worth any amount of money. It takes all of 5 minutes to see just about everything there is Warlords: Call to Arms by Ben Olding Games is a free and far superior alternative that features far more to do and see. highly recommend

Dumb logo but fun to play