
Ageod’s To End All Wars is a grand strategy game set during World War One. Players will take control over one of the major powers that so desperately fought for control over Europe and to end all wars.
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Languages: English, French, Spanish - Spain
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A very interesting turn-based strategy game for those who have an appreciation of history and military strategy.
Tres beau jeu mais helas des bugs, quelle tristesse avec un tel potentiel....
Too bad Steam does't give us the ability to give a score between a positive and a negative recommendation. This game is interesting to grognards only, to those who like complex, fully detailed war games with grand strategy and micro management. A lot of work has been put into this game, very impressive! However, it's too detailed, too 'grand' and too slow to be a game I would like to play. It requires an immense amount of patience which I simply cannot bring to bear any more. It seems to be a complex board game instead of a faster moving computer game. I need to learn a lot of the basics in giving commands and knowing what the heck I'm doing when all I wanted was to test an alternative history of Germany not invading Belgium and focussing on the war with Russia. Compliments to the developers for gathering so much information. Perhaps when the background research is given to Paradox they can make a UI and a game that I can handle.
This must be the ultimate strategy game. I have played war games since 2000 and spent thousands of hours playing the Paradox- , Total War- and Ageod games. Pluss a bunch of others. Top notch games all of them. But when it comes to realistic strategy, I think the Ageod games comes out on top. You really feel like a Field Marshall. And your AI opponent is smart and dangerous. And fog of war put you on the test each turn. The complexity might seem intimidating at first, and the manual overwhelming. But it doesn't take much time before you get the hang of it. And you don't have to read the whole manual to be able to play, far from. Everything is logical, and all information you need is available. Your first game should probably be a test game though, so you can sort things out gradually when playing. And remember to right click bottom right to get the messages up again. That is very convient. The interface is not better or worse than in other games, it is just a queston of getting used to. The F keys are important for access to unit overview, building units, "releasing generals" and more. The 1 - 9 keys are the mapmodes. I can highly recommend this game to everyone that like strategy and war games. But don't expect fast pace and spectacular action. This is a slow game, where you have to think like a Field Marshall. But even so, it is very exciting. To follow the outcome of a battle is often nerve wrecking... Great fun!
Once you understand what you're looking at this game is fantastic. I bounced off it a few times before I really started enjoying it.
Yes, if you like Ageod style game...Then this game is for you..as the game is more of an (board-game tabletop) plus a beautiful mapping of the nations at that time in that era. I am ALWAYS looking for a historical wargame..As that is really hard to find now a days.)It is not anywhere close to anything like a "Total War" style of warfare...But, yet it has it's own style of a Ageod warfare... within itself. As you can see it only been about 39 mins of playtime...for me...the game has an manual to read up on it..as well as a starter game...along with a small tour of how to play a game...I tried just "jumping-in"on the game...But, won the first game as Prussia fighting against the Russian...But, will have to read up more and watch some U-tube to get a much better sense of just how it all works...I give it a 7 to an 7.6 out of 10...But, I am still wanting this to be an 10....till next time..out.
Naaajssss!!!
Very nice WWI strategic game. Old graphics and interface, but enjoybale, espcecially if you like tabletop wargames.
is ok
After 10 hours playing for the first time it crashed, just like WoN, which crashes all the time. Not sure I'm even going to attempt to play this again after my experiences with WoN. These games are not fit for purpose and should NOT be sold
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