Call of War: World War 2
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About the GameThe 2nd World War: Tank clashes, Naval battles, Air combat. In Call of War you rewrite the course of history!
Take over the control of one of the mighty nations during the times of World War 2 in this unique long-term strategy game. Conquer provinces, forge alliances and build up your economy in real-time during week-long game rounds in a persisting world. Research top secret weapons of World War 2 and become the one true superpower! Intelligent alliances or ruthless expansion, wunderwaffen or mass assault? It is up to you which way you choose!
For fans of realistic grand-strategy titles Call of War offers a huge gameplay environment, many different functions and units to choose from. Jump into matches, battle it out over weeks and become the rank leader in this addictive WW2 game. This all combined with real-time movement speed of units, provides a unique immersive feeling of being in real command.
As a player of Call of War you assume leadership over a country and try to achieve world domination. Strategic planning, tactical troop maneuvers and smart diplomacy play a key role in winning a game of Call of War.
Call of War is played in game rounds that can span up to multiple weeks of real time. Game rounds either end after a fixed time duration or when a player or coalition accumulated enough Victory Points. This means that at one point a game round will certainly end in victory or defeat for each player. No matter how they end, you can always play and join new game rounds of Call of War on a large variety of historical maps with many different playable countries. No game round will be the same and new challenges always await you!
Main Features:
• Up to 100 real opponents per map
• Award-winning game mechanic
• Units which move in real-time
• Many different maps and scenarios
• Historically accurate troops
• Huge Tech tree with over 120 different units
• Different terrain types
• Atomic bombs and secret weapons
• Regular updates with new content
The game can be played cross-platform on mobile phones, on tablets, on desktop browsers (PC) and on Steam. After you set a username and password in the game settings you can login with your account data on any platform and continue playing where you left. Try using the Steam version for precise troop controls or use the mobile version for giving quick commands on the go, so you never lose your troops.
***IMPORTANT: Call of War is a free game and is continuously being updated and further developed. To ensure further improvements and fresh content, there is the possibility to purchase premium currency and premium account in-game.***
Game Discussion
Steam User 93
1nd: 1 year later, i decided to rejoin again, to play the game, because, the game is Enjoyable, ( to be fair ), however, at the very mention that i am a returning player, and having a previous account, i was issued another permanent ban. EVEN AFTER 1 YEAR and after previous account being 100% terminated. If they dont want players around, they should make it clear. I will definately NOT be returning to this undeserving, arrogant game and definately suggest people to avoid it.
2nd: The community:
The Moderators, Admins, and anyone involved in controlling the community are TOLERANT of bigotry, racism, Sexism, and even Ethnic cyberbullying. They are absolutely tolerant to Bashing muslims, and even made a joke regarding 'Bacon' with regards to muslims. However, will instantly ban you if you say ANYTHING against the their pay2win money system that bytrolabs installed, and, because its a german company, ANY historical mention of the Nazis, or anything to do with germany in ww2 will get you an instant ban. ( atleast from chat )
3rd: The Moderators and High Admins:
If any mention of you having a secondary account, EVEN IF, your previous account was completely deleted and removed from their servers, any notification that you are a returnee to the game, EVEN after a year, will get you another ban. Apparently, they dont want offending players around their game. Which is fair, but is also fair from the community to avoid their game.
4th, They do not allow Refunds.
5th, The game is BY DESIGN, a focus on forcing the player to spend Goldmarks. Money to win.
UPDATE:
After exposing Call of war unfair business practices with regards to their blatant money milking in discussion section of Call of War Discussions, the Call of war Developers Permanently banned me from their steam discussion page.
Great game but they need a single player mode that you can speed up time.
게임이 리얼타임으로 진행되서 셰계정복하는데 몇달씩은 걸림.
리얼타임이라는것이 생각보다 잼음.
Steam User 8
The game is incredibly pay to win, but if you get a game without crazy gold spenders you can find that it is actually a really great and fun game with a lot of strategic and political dynamics involved. I just wish the developers would realize this games potential as something other than a payday for them.
Steam User 4
Ill summarize the gameplay for you:
I joined a game as the soviet union
Formed an alliance with Japan
Day 3 80% of players becomes ai because of not playing
I invade all of europe
AI's keep telling me to **** myself
I keep ****ing the AI's
South africa joins our coalitoin
We win the game after 20 days of playing
Very good very nice.
Steam User 3
I'm enjoying the game a good deal, it's a more simplified version of HOI4 that plays out over the cross of 2 weeks or so per game in real time. The gameplay is fun, and I like the intrigue when it comes to factions. Most of the negative reviews are due to misunderstanding how AI works, being bad at the game or from the understandable P2W aspect. There's two levels of monetization to this game, there's premium and there's gold. Normally, you can't que up more than one building at a time, premium (which is $5/mo) allows you to que up to 4, so while you're offline, it'll automatically start building the next building after the current one is finished. For someone that doesn't have premium and isn't logging in often, not having premium is a definite disadvantage, so beware on that.
The other "P2W" element is gold, which I have no problem with. For every game you play, depending on how you rank in it, you get gold. For a person that ranks 1st with their alliance (fairly common), they get maybe $6-7 worth of gold. This doesn't do as much as you think, so most people end up stacking their gold. If you're in a game with a guy that's been stacking up gold from winning a lot of games, he could (probably) demolish you, however, I haven't saw this myself (seems pretty rare) and on the offchance he IS spending gold, you could get an alliance of people to attack him. Gold isn't an issue in this game, premium does give you some measurable benefits vs other players however.
Putting aside the P2W aspects, people misunderstand the AI. You can tell when an AI is going to be turn on you (its not random), by opening the newspaper or clicking on their nation and seeing what % relation they have with you. If they're at a low relation, they're likely to attack you. If there's a dove and high relation, you're at no risk. The AI is very simple and if you build tactical bombers + rush with motorized inf or tanks, they crumble fast.
It isn't hard to win a game of Call of War, but how likely you are to win does depend on how much time you're willing to spend in game. When you first start a game, immediately create a coalition and invite high level players nearby, this improves your chances a lot. After that, rapidly expand. A lot of players make the mistake of being meek or overdefending. If the person bordering you is an AI, you don't need to defend your borders. Move all your troops at the start to destroy AI and conquer as much land as possible. Upgrade infrastructure, recruiting station, fast troops to kill. If someone has far more land than you, spam motorized infantry and break through his backline, split them and have them attack from 10 different directions and watch him squirm as he tries to recap all the land you're taking.
I recommend this game, give it a shot. I was looking for a game just like this for a while and I'm glad I found this one.
Steam User 2
One of the best strategy games I ever played. Everything is balanced unless you face wallet warriors. So far accomplished many sessions in this game and the overall conclusion is good.
Steam User 2
Its alright so far, at the end of the day it is a PC port of a mobile game so you cant really expect much from it. But it is fun in it's own little way I would give it a shot.
Steam User 1
fun little game considering its free. very easy to get the hang of, can check up on your progress on mobile, absolutely recommend it for all my strategy/grand strategy fans out there.