WARIUM
ELF · 2018 · Casual, Indie, Strategy, Early Access, Sandbox
PC
Mostly Positive75% · 16
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About WARIUM
WARIUM is a turn-based strategy for creating your empire.
The WARIUM world is a procedurally generated hexagonal map that consists of different biomes. Who knows where you will start your journey. Maybe it will be a cold and empty tundra or a fertile and impassable jungle?
Units capture cells and expand your empire, but be careful: the extended power is easier to crush into smaller ones! Units do not have health, but there is a force parameter. A strong unit can destroy a weaker unit. So hold back the onslaught of the numerous, but weak army of your enemy.
Recruit and upgrade units, build buildings and raise your economy. You are free to choose in which direction to expand your power.
Game process:
Choose your faction and go ahead.
The WARIUM world is a procedurally generated hexagonal map that consists of different biomes. Who knows where you will start your journey. Maybe it will be a cold and empty tundra or a fertile and impassable jungle?
Units capture cells and expand your empire, but be careful: the extended power is easier to crush into smaller ones! Units do not have health, but there is a force parameter. A strong unit can destroy a weaker unit. So hold back the onslaught of the numerous, but weak army of your enemy.
Recruit and upgrade units, build buildings and raise your economy. You are free to choose in which direction to expand your power.
Game process:
- Sandbox.
- The world is created by chance.
- The world consists of islands that are connected to each other by teleports.
- The world is shrouded in biomes, which differ not only in landscape and fertility, but also in the initial densely populated areas.
- Up to 30 states can appear on a small field. And up to 900 in the big world.
- You start playing in the village.
- To capture the cells, the unit must stand on it.
- Units gain experience when capturing enemy cells, after which the units can be improved.
- Build economic and defensive structures.
- In the game there are several types of units: swordsmen, lancers, cavalry, long-range.
Spearmen are good against cavalry, but weak before swordsmen and long-range. - Units contain several branches of upgrade.
- Discover the world - find tactically advantageous areas of the terrain, fertile cells.
- If the territory of the state is crushed and ceases to connect with the capital, then it has its own capital and its treasury.
- To win, you must destroy all enemy states.
Choose your faction and go ahead.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Warium offers retro pixel art charm and endless replayability through random world generation at a bargain price, earning praise for its variety and value. However, players criticize the lack of tutorials or manuals, confusing gameplay mechanics, overly simplistic design, and frustrating balance issues like inability to capture enemy tiles without direct confrontation, leaving some feeling cheated despite the low cost while others find entertainment in figuring out its quirky systems.
@0.49 cents I still feel cheated. Garbage game., abandoned, avoid.5 found this helpful
[h1][b]Honest "WARIUM" Review[/b][/h1] [i][b]Warium is a great game for a cheap price. It is well worth your money, especially because you can play it again and again. The question is just, how tiring the game will be for you, if you already conquered a huge land about 10 times.[/b][/i] [h1]Pros:[/h1] [list] [*]I love the simple but great pixled art! [*]World-Generation is random, so you can play endless games which never are exactly the same! [*]There is a variety of terrain and units, so the game can be played with a good mix of units and some terrain is more fertile than other! [*]The game is cheap and gives you quite a bit to play! [/list] [h1]Some Facts:[/h1] [list] [*]Some people think the grafic would be too easy. I think, it can be better but it is already great and good to go. [*]The options for how the game will randomly created are too less. There could be more. [*]Sadly, there aren't many buildings and stuff. I didn't need the buildings, because the game is very battle intense, but I would've liked a variety of randomly spawned neutral buildings, which you can capture or trade with etc. [*]Many said, that a manual would be necessary. …5 found this helpful
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This game's price point is exactly right. It's pretty poorly designed and really simplistic. But isn't it worth 99 cents to bumblingly attempt to figure out a game with no manual anywhere and no tutorial, laughing at how confused you are and how stupid everything is all the while, then figure it out and facepalm harder than you ever have in your life? If you want to have fun with this you will. Get ready to laugh. And chop down. Always chop down.2 found this helpful
very strange game with a relatively high difficulty (but is fun when you win)
The game is good and I got it for what I thought it to be. I love the way it plays but one major flaw puts me off and I'm not going to play this game till something is done about it. Make it possible to take your enemies tiles without having to wait for them to step on tiles you have already taken. This concept makes it nearly impossible when the enemy camps and makes powerful troops such as griffin's and your stuck with a bunch of peasants that can't do anything but keep dying cause THEY CANNOT PROGRESS FORWARD to get any experience when there is clearly plenty of enemy tiles. Please allow the taking of enemy tiles, I would love to play this game and enjoy it. But that is the only thing that puts me off.
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