Battles of the Ancient World is an entertainment strategy game developed by Hunted Cow Studios. The last update, v3.00, released on November 10, 2021, and it’s rated 3.73 out of 5 based on the latest 11 reviews. Battles of the Ancient World costs $4.99 and requires iOS 11.4+ and Android 10.4 or newer to download.
Battles of the Ancient World Gameplay Overview
Description
The 'Battles of the Ancient World' game system is a tactical simulation of some of the greatest and most important battles from ancient history from 1457 B.C. to 451 A.D..
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You basically have two armies standing across from each other and despite their elaborate descrption of strategy of each battle the largest army wins no matter what strategy you try to employ.
★★★☆☆Always one step from greatness.
I tried the Cannae battle and had some good fun with it. Usual Hexwar Ancients issues - no real unit facing rules and the maps "just fit" the units on the field.
Hexwar guys - I realize that you're stuck on unit facing rules etc until you go to the C&C Ancients engine - but until then - can you please make your maps with room to maneuver on the flanks?
Fans would be a lot happier to employ maneuver rather than throwing armies directly at each other. Thanks
★★★☆☆Not Bad but Some Missed Opportunities
While I did have fun with the game itself, I felt there were many missed opportunities regarding scenarios and and certain factions. I found the Egyptian battles quite fun and unique compared to the usual Macedonian and Roman scenarios. I’d honestly be interested in seeing an Ancient Battles game set exclusively in Biblical times (Like, Babylonia and Ancient Egypt, just as examples).
Overall though not bad.
★★★☆☆Somewhat Disappointed
Don't know what I was thinking. A traditional computerized board game. Charging anything more than $3-4 is over priced in my opinion. Nothing novel or progressive here though seems competently done.