The Wars II Evolution is an Age of War game that is available on google play store and iTunes. It is a sequel of The Wars.
Description[]
From the depths of the stone age to space wars of the future, walk all the way of the evolution of mankind and defeat the enemies in the new game, “The Wars 2 Evolution”.
At the first glance, the idea of the game is simple and trivial – to destroy the enemy’s base. But it may not be as easy as it seems. To successfully accomplish the mission, you must think as a military strategist. Choose your game tactics at each level and age. And only the right balance between defense and attack will give you a chance to win. Engage super weapons and gain a tactical advantage over the enemy.
Destroy the enemy’s units and wipe the enemy’s base. For that, you will gain the knowledge for studying units and buildings of the next age. The gold obtained along the course of the game can be spent on valiant soldiers who would not let you down in battle and on weapons for defending your base. The faster you gather all the knowledge and move on to the next age, the better are your chances to be the first who delivers the crushing blow to the enemy. But hurry up, the enemy is not standing still either and is preparing an insidious plan to wipe your base.
Remember, each age has its unique attack units, defense weapons and special weapons of mass destruction, using which you can cause a significant damage to the enemy.
Complete all nine levels of the game to become a “Master of War”.
Ages[]
- Stone Age
- Roman Age
- Medieval Age
- Renaissance Age
- World War Age (WWI era)
- World War Age (WWII era)
- Modern Age
- Future Age
Trivia[]
- The Roman and World War ages are the new evolutionary ages in this game.
- Unlike the previous games, the modern military warfare were first succeed by the World War era before the 21st Century Warfare.
- This is the only Age of War game that has 8 ages in addition to World War I and World War II Ages.
- Some special attacks in this game are replaced by aerial units with the exception of the Roman Age.