These kinds of games shout strategy. You have to think about your every move in order to get stronger. I like the concept of the game, building an army from scratch in medieval or olden times. What I like about the game is that in the battle phase, you have to set your army's positioning. Melee troops in front, and archers in the back, like how you commanded troops in the real war in the olden times.

I knew the game mechanics, but when I installed it and started playing I didn't have a clue about how to move in the game. I don't remember if it had instructions and maybe I just clicked right past it because of my excitement. But then my younger brother saw this game on my phone and taught me how, he played this along with Minecraft and other similar games. So basically, you get to choose your character role before the game starts — which I picked to be The Warrior. And there will be a list of quests for you to fulfill in order to advance to the next levels. I haven't tried to enter a faction in the Kingdom section yet because it needs a level 25 player, and right now I'm at level 23 and the quests keep getting harder.

Hello everyone! Thank you for you likes on this post,  that's why i decided to rewrite it, make it bigger, better, and may be a little bit more useful for beginners) 1. My thoughts of this game You appear in the uncharted wilderness, sometimes alone, sometimes in a company of a allied hero, or corpus of troops, or as a sultan of your own city- it depends of your starting hero. You don't knew, what to do, all you understand is what you need to become stronger, and you starting to fight, destroy bandit camps, defeat bosses, clear dungeons. And of course-take all possible quests and complete them)