- PriceFree
- CategoryGames
- First releasedNovember 9, 2012
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerGame Stew
- Bundle IDcom.gamestew.warofeclipse
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 6.0 or later.
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Report an issuePeople say - Another great game from Game Stew - by DarkDjango - An excellent follow-up to the quirky Tower of Fortune - by Retr0spective - Fantastically retro - by Stumpyjay - Great minimalist pixel art. Sharp looking game - by ForestRayColson - Gonna buy tower of fortune just because its from the same guys!!!! - by Droskie - Hard as heck but wonderful! - by Admiral Snackbar - Just as fun as Tower of Fortune! And just as addicting! - by Juliet M - Original and fun - by 4ppleseed - The gameplay is much deeper than what you see on the surface. Can't stop playing!! - by MilkcanRocks - Very charming and elegant - by Ponder_Rosa Review - War of Eclipse is great - by 148Apps, 4/5 - ... a near perfect balance between casual distraction and hardcore game - by AppsHappens Appstore Customer Ratings Average rating for all versions: 4.5/5 ----------------------------------------------------------- War of Eclipse is a retro style game that combines timing action, role playing, and adventure elements. You play as a captain who crashed in a battle but is saved by human survivors. As the fight against the aliens wages on you will unveil the truth about the war for the human world.
Features - One button gameplay that is easy to learn and play - Retro style pixel graphics with detailed 8 bit art - Challenge high scores in survival mode and see your ranking in the world - Detailed tutorial and tips that are available at any time - 7 air battleships to build and customize, including one ultimate battleship - 7 endings to discover, see the story and experience the possibilities from different angle - 35 enemy types to fight; they will shoot, charge, and ambush you, and also bomb your base - Collect lost data that unveils the history behind the aliens and human world - Random equipment includes: 20 kinds of parts combine with 50 kinds of abilities and 10 LV upgrade - Different challenges during the battle, such as avoiding an ambush, battling in a lightning storm, and destroying the falling boss enemies before atmospheric friction burned you - 20 achievements to conquer!
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Gameplay Video http://youtu.be/urCha_Bqdzg
Ratings Over Time
sampled from 5 archived captures| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| June 28, 2013 | — | — | 317 | $1.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 15You need reflexes like a jackrabbit on steroids when your ship is ambushed. Not great
Fun for a bit. A steep learning curve but when it comes together its fun. Some more explanations in what things and add ons/parts do would be helpful. It also needs a restart button to clear the data and start over.
Brilliant game to play when you have a few minutes to kill. It gets very addicting!
Game Stew games are all pretty much amazing, this one starts out seemingly shallow and mysterious, but rapidly pens up and expands story and play tactics as you unlock more of the different ship, and scavenge for chips and upgrades. And the monsters attack your base unexpectedly, it’s challenging for sure but rewarding.
If you look at gameplay from previous years, you’ll see that the charging time for enemies and the speed for the aiming was very much slower. As soon as you get ambushed now, if the enemy is strong enough, you have very little hope of getting out of there alive. It’s not even a grind to get the coins you need anymore, it’s just frustration to the point of quitting. But, instead of quitting their hoping you’ll buy their coins with real money even though you already bought the game. Well, they lost my business for any of their future games seeing as the’ll corrupt old ones they had made.
Despite what some reviews say (likely fake ones I would guess), there is no story. Also, the game is designed to be impossible unless you pay money. I’m fine with micro transactions to speed up gameplay, but when you are literally forced to pay money to actually play the game... no.
Easy gameplay, while still being interesting.
Gotta stick with it
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.