To End All Wars
Ageod · 2014 · Strategy, Simulation, World War I, Grand Strategy, Wargame
PC
Mixed63% · 19171Metacritic
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About To End All Wars
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.
Of course the engine has been updated and altered to convincingly simulate Great War warfare. Continues lines of trenches can be created by the player (and the AI) and special rules allow air units to fulfill missions even beyond enemy lines. Other features brought by this title include the new diplomacy system and the new research system.
Together, these features, combined with the proven Ageod formula make To End All Wars one of the biggest and most detailed Ageod titles yet!
Note: The manual is only available in English.
Of course the engine has been updated and altered to convincingly simulate Great War warfare. Continues lines of trenches can be created by the player (and the AI) and special rules allow air units to fulfill missions even beyond enemy lines. Other features brought by this title include the new diplomacy system and the new research system.
Together, these features, combined with the proven Ageod formula make To End All Wars one of the biggest and most detailed Ageod titles yet!
Note: The manual is only available in English.
Features
- Setting: the game covers all of Europe, from the Western seaboard to the Volga, from 1914 to 1918. Middle-East is also in, as well as most of the rest of the world (as off-map boxes regions)
- Game map is divided into more than 3,000 regions, with a variety of terrain, climates and development level.
- Scenarios: 1 tutorial and 2 main scenarios of the whole war (historical start in August 1914 and open start with players choosing their own warplans).
- Historical leaders: Over 1600 historical leaders each rated on their abilities and over 900 different types of units from infantry, to cavalry and artillery to aircrafts and battleships!
- Production: Control your nations spending on the military, economics, research and diplomacy through a few simple-to-understand assets and production centers.
- Regional Decision Cards: The game has an innovative card system that lets you trigger events such as Spies, surprise attacks, key trench warfare aspects, technological or tactical breakthrough and, if played wisely can affect the flow of a campaign.
- Detailed game model includes features such as Weather, Attrition, Supply, Front Lines and Fog of War
- Historical Events are triggered throughout the game giving the player crucial decision points. These cover anything from local uprising to foreign intervention.
- Battlefield Tactics allow the player to make decisions that can turn the tide of battle.
- Sieges and Naval warfare are all covered in detail in the game.
- Technology over time the technologies available will be upgraded using both the event and cards system.
- Chain of Command allows units to be organized in to brigades, division, corps and armies and leaders put in command of them.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
To End All Wars is an older game from 2014. It's a venerable 10 years old at the time of this review, but really this looks and feels a lot more like a game from 2004, not 2014. And definitely not 2024. It's a military strategy wargame from "Paragon from wish dot com", Slytherine, but that's not necessarily fair because Wish has a reputation for being cheap. Slytherine would charge $200 if they got their hands on a deal to publish Minesweeper. To put it more finely, this is stupidly overpriced. There's some cool stuff in this WW1 themed game, like a real thorough interest in historical accuracy... you can't have a situation where, say, Russia and Germany become allies and invade everyone else, etc. There's also some historical figures from the same time, faithfully represented, so I guess if you love 1914, there's some appeal here. For the rest of us, not so much. Like many wargames of the past this falls into the trap of being impossibly obtuse, with somewhat needless levels of complexity. The convoluted game design can't be fixed by any number of friendly tutorials... which aren't present anyway. All of this packaged with presentation that looks so old it feels contem…8 found this helpful
Great game, turns are a bit slow but it is a very detailed and complex game which makes it perfect for me. I hope ageod will make the engine better or develop a new one and release the same good old games again. Their new games are not as good as the old ones.4 found this helpful
This game does not simulate the conditions experienced by both sides in WWI. The negative reviews of others are accurate. This is a very poor product.1 found this helpful
One of my favorites.1 found this helpful
is ok
A very interesting turn-based strategy game for those who have an appreciation of history and military strategy.
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