Europe. War of Nations
53Playhop rating
About game
Immerse yourself in the enthralling world of international relations, where your every choice can alter the course of history. Pick any European nation — whether a major economic player or a minor state — and guide it towards worldwide supremacy. Employ diplomacy, economic prowess, or military force to broaden your territory and seize control over Europe.
How to play
The gameplay includes two essential components: gold and army. The amount of gold you generate is tied to your economic activities, while your army grows based on the combined training capacity of all regions under your control. When you select a region at the start of the game, its economic status and training levels are assigned randomly. In the lower left corner, you'll find a set of buttons related to that region. If it's one of your territories, you can choose to station or withdraw your army there. The top two buttons control these functions. The third button is for upgrading your regional economy, while the fourth boosts your army growth per turn and increases the maximum size of your army. There's also a button for country statistics, which displays your national economy and other pertinent data. For your own country, this view provides detailed statistics. For other countries, you have options to declare war, propose peace, form alliances, call on allies for support, and more. The number of attacks you can execute each turn is shown at the top, with a random value between 2 and 6 assigned each round. Above this, you’ll find buttons for zooming in and out on the map, and in the top right corner is the button to initiate the next turn.Game info
Age rating
6+
Platforms
Authorization support
Yes
Localization
Russian, English
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Release date
Cloud saves
Yes
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Players say
A good strategy for history lovers
A large number of scenarios
The ability to form alliances
The diversity of historical eras
Capture of regions and development of the country
Positive reviews about the mechanics of battles