Titan Throne

As a player of WAO I didn’t know what to expect in this game. It is quite different from WAO and it has its good and it has its bad but overall me and my alliance enjoys this game and is having fun playing it. I have had the luck of playing with my original members from the alliance I played with in WAO though so this is a learning experience from us all but a good one. I like how they have a cheaper monthly pack and a full monthly pack that way everyone will have access of a monthly pack unlike WAO. Many great ideas that WAO lacked and they placed in this and there are also many they took away as well, like being able to send resources to alliance members and also making resources very hard to come by, but st the same time it allowed for a challenge that we never had to do in this game before. Thank you for creating another great challenging game that requires teamwork and another game that you don’t have to spend any money at all and can still grow and play and have fun in.

So I’m gonna be honest the game is fun the game is addicting but the game is not developed to what it should be. You cannot buy speedups with Gems. It’s pretty hard to get your hero card ranked up. The cool downtime or building times are very high for just beginning for example in technology there is a day and 10 hour wait time. For energy at the start of the battle. (Or something like that). It is very hard to gain power from buildings and technology there’s not much to build at the beginning most of your power will come from troops... Which leads me into yet again another complaint the time that it takes to train at the beginning for the amount of troops you’re going to train is outrageous. Yes I do spend and I also grind. There is no vip system or anything to give and edge for spenders stats wise or cool down wise. Realm 76- TheForgottenKing

So Titan Throne isn’t exactly the most “fresh” content but what is here is well executed. On launch there isn’t any game breaking bugs so bravo for that. However, it does have some drawbacks such as long wait times for troops who are lost too easily, The tutorial is bad if non existent, and you have to choose a faction without knowing much about any of them except the aesthetics and no matter how much you attack a mine it will not allow you to secure it as yours whether you occupy or plunder and sit you wanna zoom in particular areas of your city good luck with that. So there is room for improvement but it’s a new game and to be expected. —————————————————————— In Game the gameplay at first is lame and dry but as you join an alliance it helps grasp and captivates you. You’ll see there are of things to do some being cool such as getting donations, obtaining area to get elite mines and defending that area from other guilds. Aside from the drawback of base members being 20 in a guild the guild aspect is very polished. —————————————————————— Overall thoughts and concerns are that the support does take a while to reply it’s been 3 days now so that’s terrible. Beware of spenders and micro transactions if you get city wipes you lose it all since most of your power is from your troops so wary on spending at first until you somewhat grasp the game. In Game user: AlexAstro

I am very pleased with finding this great game. It plays like most mobile strategy games where you have your kingdom, unlockable tiers of troops based on kingdom lvl, heroes to hire and use to evolve themselves and each other, an adventure timeline to help boost your heroes xp lvl, monster battles on the world screen, action tiles and resources tiles to occupy and drain/defend, and of course a gem system which is actually very fair compared to other titles like this. Anyway that all sounds like just another war game right? But Titan Throne throws on nice spin with their Hero Types. You can choose from four different types of kingdoms, human, undead, orc, and uhh elf I think? I didn’t really look I just went Undead and I am having a lot of fun with this game. It feels a lot less like a pay to win game, strategy and alliance decisions will outweigh gem purchases as gems are mostly used for speedups for tech, troops, and construction rather than epic gear for your heroes. I know this review was a little long but as a long time mobile gamer and even longer time console and pc gamer I know good work when I see it and I would like to see the community grow so this game can get really fun!

To give a straight and honest review, it’s not bad. I started off thinking it was another in of the mill thousand dollar to win kind of game and I was pleasantly surprised it’s not. So far I’ve been able to progress rapidly and spent next to nothing and I’m quite enjoying the game. Lots of stuff to do and honestly hard to keep track of everything. My gripes fall under the concept that the game does have a lot of limiting factors that preventing you from growing to quickly which is both good and bad. Also the navigation of the map is this game is trash, there is no indication of where alliances are located or players and you are forced to search for them manually and then write down the coords so you can find the location quickly. But all in all it’s a refreshingly new experience for this type of game and I intend to continue playing for a while. Cheers