War of Empire Conquest：3v3
WOE is an RTS mobile game offering intense real-time PVP competition.
War of Empire Conquest (WOE) is a real-time strategy mobile game focused on player-versus-player combat. One player hosts a match, which others can join to battle. With full manual control over all units and buildings, players enjoy tremendous strategic freedom.
Main Elements:
WOE features 18 mighty medieval empires, including China, Japan, Persia, the Teutonic Order, Mongolia, Gothic tribes, and the Maya.
Each empire commands 8 standard unit types and 1 unique unit. The standard units are universal, while the unique unit differs per civilization—featuring Mongol Riders, Persian War Elephants, Spanish Conquistadors, and more.
The standard units include:
1. Swordsman: A common frontline fighter.
2. Pikeman: Weak against arrows but effective against Cavalry.
3. Archer: Vulnerable to Cavalry but strong against Pikemen.
4. Light Cavalry: Fast and mobile, ideal for raiding enemy lines.
5. Ram: A siege unit dedicated to destroying buildings.
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Buildings: Tower, Turret, Castle, Blacksmith, and more.
1. Tower: Primarily defensive. With 5 Villagers garrisoned, it fires 6 arrows simultaneously.
2. Turret: Designed to demolish enemy structures.
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Each empire has distinct strengths and weaknesses. Players are encouraged to explore detailed in-game descriptions. A brief overview:
1. Huns: Do not need to build houses, saving significant time. Their Cavalry costs 20% fewer resources and can be upgraded to Rangers.
2. Teutons: Boast exceptionally powerful, Spartan-like infantry, though they move slowly.
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Highlights:
Core Gameplay: Once a match begins, players must juggle multiple objectives:
1. Develop Economy: Continuously produce Villagers to gather resources (Note: Town Centers and Towers can shelter them).
2. Harass Enemies: Early on, train a small force to raid enemy gatherers and gain an advantage.
3. Destroy the Opposition.
Cooperation with allies is crucial. Form legions to overcome larger forces and protect high-damage, low-health allied units.
Mastering unit counters and teamwork is essential:
Understanding unit matchups is key. Examples:
1. Pikemen counter Cavalry.
2. Cavalry counter Archers.
3. Archers counter Pikemen.
4. Camel Riders counter Cavalry.
5. Koryo War Wagons counter all other ranged units.
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Game Modes:
Resources: Food and Gold. Players advance their Town Center through ages—Dark, Feudal, Castle, and Imperial—to unlock new technologies, buildings, and units.
The depth of gameplay rewards study. For simplicity, common modes include:
1. Standard Mode: Resources are limited, prioritizing early economy. Sending small raiding parties is viable. Complex but deeply engaging.
2. Imperial Deathmatch: Start in the Imperial Age with abundant resources, enabling immediate large-scale battles.
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Main Features:
Having run for 4 years in China with numerous updates (now version 1.8.n), the game includes:
1. Player vs. CPU
2. Online Multiplayer
3. Spectator Mode
4. Replay System
5. Map Editor
6. Alliances (Legions)
7. Friends List
8. Chat
War of Empire Conquest：3v3
WOE is an RTS mobile game offering intense real-time PVP competition.
War of Empire Conquest (WOE) is a real-time strategy mobile game focused on player-versus-player combat. One player hosts a match, which others can join to battle. With full manual control over all units and buildings, players enjoy tremendous strategic freedom.
Main Elements:
WOE features 18 mighty medieval empires, including China, Japan, Persia, the Teutonic Order, Mongolia, Gothic tribes, and the Maya.
Each empire commands 8 standard unit types and 1 unique unit. The standard units are universal, while the unique unit differs per civilization—featuring Mongol Riders, Persian War Elephants, Spanish Conquistadors, and more.
The standard units include:
1. Swordsman: A common frontline fighter.
2. Pikeman: Weak against arrows but effective against Cavalry.
3. Archer: Vulnerable to Cavalry but strong against Pikemen.
4. Light Cavalry: Fast and mobile, ideal for raiding enemy lines.
5. Ram: A siege unit dedicated to destroying buildings.
…
Buildings: Tower, Turret, Castle, Blacksmith, and more.
1. Tower: Primarily defensive. With 5 Villagers garrisoned, it fires 6 arrows simultaneously.
2. Turret: Designed to demolish enemy structures.
…
Each empire has distinct strengths and weaknesses. Players are encouraged to explore detailed in-game descriptions. A brief overview:
1. Huns: Do not need to build houses, saving significant time. Their Cavalry costs 20% fewer resources and can be upgraded to Rangers.
2. Teutons: Boast exceptionally powerful, Spartan-like infantry, though they move slowly.
…
Highlights:
Core Gameplay: Once a match begins, players must juggle multiple objectives:
1. Develop Economy: Continuously produce Villagers to gather resources (Note: Town Centers and Towers can shelter them).
2. Harass Enemies: Early on, train a small force to raid enemy gatherers and gain an advantage.
3. Destroy the Opposition.
Cooperation with allies is crucial. Form legions to overcome larger forces and protect high-damage, low-health allied units.
Mastering unit counters and teamwork is essential:
Understanding unit matchups is key. Examples:
1. Pikemen counter Cavalry.
2. Cavalry counter Archers.
3. Archers counter Pikemen.
4. Camel Riders counter Cavalry.
5. Koryo War Wagons counter all other ranged units.
…
Game Modes:
Resources: Food and Gold. Players advance their Town Center through ages—Dark, Feudal, Castle, and Imperial—to unlock new technologies, buildings, and units.
The depth of gameplay rewards study. For simplicity, common modes include:
1. Standard Mode: Resources are limited, prioritizing early economy. Sending small raiding parties is viable. Complex but deeply engaging.
2. Imperial Deathmatch: Start in the Imperial Age with abundant resources, enabling immediate large-scale battles.
…
Main Features:
Having run for 4 years in China with numerous updates (now version 1.8.n), the game includes:
1. Player vs. CPU
2. Online Multiplayer
3. Spectator Mode
4. Replay System
5. Map Editor
6. Alliances (Legions)
7. Friends List
8. Chat
