Warring States

游戏没玩明白，表情和徽章是真的好看，完事退款了。

If you like turn based strategy games you'll love this little gem. Beautiful graphics, fun and challenging gameplay!

i can't get this game to launch. At this stage I have wasted my money!!

Es muy buen juego, el estilo de animacion es genial Mecanicas muy intuitivas y se aprende demaciado facil, un juego para pasar un rato Lo unico malo es la música tan repetitiva de resto todo bien

Love this game, if you like turn based games, you will love this, good units, good setting. hope we can get other settings like medieval or roman's would be good.

Таки так, гра дуже крута! Відчувається як би вплив "Кодексу війни" - але все дуже самобутньо Єдине засмутило, що локалізації на нашому немає, але це так для заморочливих, майже все зрозуміло, а процес - ульот Рекомендую, 10 гексів із 10)))) Хто кинув камінь - 10 сепуку із 10...

Gameplay Mechanics: 6/10 Narrative: 5/10 Graphics: 5/10 Sound and Music: 5/10 Replayability: 6/10 Innovation: 6/10 Warring States is a budget-friendly grand strategy game set during China's Warring States period. It aims to deliver a streamlined take on diplomacy, warfare, and empire-building in ancient China—but falls short in a few key areas. Gameplay mechanics are functional, but fairly basic. You manage resources, move armies, and engage in diplomacy and warfare. It’s a lighter experience than something like Total War or Europa Universalis, but that also makes it more accessible for newcomers. Unfortunately, the mechanics lack the depth and polish to hold up over long play sessions. Score: 6/10. Narrative is minimal. The historical setting is promising, but the game does little with it beyond faction names and brief flavor text. There’s not much storytelling or event-driven gameplay to bring the era to life. Score: 5/10. Graphics are plain. The interface is utilitarian, the map is uninspired, and unit models are simplistic. It gets the job done, but don't expect visual immersion. Score: 5/10. Sound and music are equally basic. There’s not much variation, and nothing stands out—though it doesn’t get in the way either. Score: 5/10. Replayability is moderate. There are several factions to try, and the map plays out differently each time, but the shallow mechanics limit the variety in long-term play. Score: 6/10. Innovation tries to shine through the setting. The Warring States period is underrepresented in strategy games, and the game deserves some credit for tackling it. But the execution lacks the depth and systems needed to really stand out. Score: 6/10. Bottom line: Warring States is a decent entry point for players curious about ancient Chinese history in a strategy format, but it’s too limited in scope and depth to compete with more polished grand strategy titles. Worth checking out on a deep sale if you’re a fan of the era.