Fit check
Is War Of Castles worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Real-time strategy players who want castle-capture battles across a campaign
- Players who enjoy adapting tactics to changing terrain and available units
- Map makers who want to create and share custom battle levels
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a campaign with fewer than 60 levels may find its stage count a poor match.
- Players who want battles without surprise enemy attacks may find castle assaults frustrating.
- Players looking for a puzzle game or studio-management simulation will not find those activities here.
Our take on War Of Castles
Players who want a fixed, unchanging set of forces may hit a wall as campaign progress unlocks new buildings and units. The shift to adapting tactics around each level’s terrain and available forces is central to the campaign.
What is War Of Castles?
War Of Castles is a real-time strategy game about taking enemy castles and islands with soldiers.
Its campaign has over 60 levels, with different buildings, units, battle situations, and ways to complete each stage. Progress unlocks new buildings and units; the game includes 13 building types and 6 unit types. Players adapt their approach to the terrain and available forces, while watching for surprise attacks during castle assaults. A map editor lets players create and edit levels, then upload them for others to play. The game also offers over 100 maps made by players, which can be saved, commented on, or shared.
How War Of Castles plays
- 01Campaign levels
- The campaign contains over 60 stages with varying battle setups and completion approaches.
- 02Unlockable forces
- Progress through the campaign to access 13 building types and 6 kinds of units.
- 03Player-made maps
- Browse over 100 community maps, or create levels and upload them for other players.
War Of Castles compared to similar games
Creeper World 4 is also a real-time strategy game, but its conflict centers on containing waves of a fluid enemy while building an economic base and assembling forces. War Of Castles instead focuses on capturing castles across campaign levels and offers player-created maps.
War Of Castles: platforms & release
Is War Of Castles worth it?
It is worth it if: real-time strategy players who want castle-capture battles across a campaign. Skip it if: players seeking a campaign with fewer than 60 levels may find its stage count a poor match.
Where can I download War Of Castles?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens War Of Castles's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is War Of Castles on?
Windows only.
