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Highly addictive and satisfying gameplay. Well worth the price and no ads or micro transactions. Controls are well implemented. My nitpicks: - Troop movement can be frustrating, especially when moving a large # of units at once. They bump…
The only RTS on mobile you'd ever need. It controls exactly the way you'd want it to and it plays like the amazing classics. With mod support, you can essentially play through all of starcraft and I believe there are warcraft mods as…
I absolutely love the game. has an old-school strategy style. build units and facilities counter the enemy. I have put in over 4 hours since I downloaded it, and there are no ads. if you have played warfare incorporated and loved it…
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