War of Empire Conquest：3v3

War of Empire Conquest (WOE) is an exhilarating real-time strategy (RTS) mobile game that thrives on competitive player-versus-player (PvP) action. In WOE, one player initiates a match, inviting others to join in a dynamic battle where players can manually control a wide array of units and buildings, offering a high degree of freedom and strategic depth.

The game meticulously simulates 18 powerful Empires from the medieval ages, including China, Japan, Persia, Teutonic, Mongolian, Gothic, Maya, and more. Each Empire brings to the battlefield 8 types of regular units and a unique unit specific to their civilization. For example, Mongolia has Riders, Persia boasts War Elephants, and Spain features Conquistadors. Regular units, consistent across all Empires, include:

1. Swordsman: A very common unit.
2. Pikeman: Vulnerable to arrows but effective against Cavalry.
3. Archers: Susceptible to Cavalry but capable of restraining Pikemen.
4. Light Cavalry: Known for fast movement and high mobility, perfect for harassing enemies.
5. Aries: Dedicated to attacking buildings.

Buildings in WOE, such as Towers, Turrets, Castles, and Blacksmith Shops, play crucial roles. Towers, when manned by 5 farmers, can launch volleys of 6 arrows, while Turrets focus on demolishing enemy structures.

Each Empire in WOE has its unique strengths and weaknesses. For a detailed overview, players should explore the in-game introductions. Here's a glimpse:

1. Huns: No need for housing, saving time. Cavalry requires 20% fewer resources and can upgrade to Rangers.
2. Teutonic: Their warriors, akin to historical Spartan warriors, are powerful but slow-moving.

Gameplay Core

The essence of WOE's gameplay revolves around multitasking within a match:

1. Develop Economy: Maximize farmer production and resource collection, utilizing Town Centers (TCs) and Towers as temporary shelters.
2. Harass Enemies: Early in the game, deploy small units to disrupt enemy farmers and build an advantage.
3. Destroy Enemies: Engage and defeat enemy forces.

Collaboration is key; forming legions with allies allows for strategic superiority, protecting low HP, high-damage units, and overcoming numerically superior foes. Players must also master unit counters and teamwork, understanding that Pikemen counter Cavalry, Cavalry counter Archers, Archers counter Pikemen, Slaves (on camels) counter Cavalry, and Koryo Carriages counter all ranged units.

Game Modes

WOE features two primary resources: Food and Gold. As the game progresses, players can upgrade their TC through the Dark Ages, Feudal Era, Castle Era, and Emperor Era, unlocking new technologies, buildings, and units.

The game offers four modes, with Normal Mode and Imperial Deathmatch Mode being the most popular:

1. Normal Mode: With limited resources, the focus is on development, though early skirmishes can be launched for tactical advantages. This mode is complex and highly engaging.
2. Imperial Deathmatch Mode: Players start directly in the Emperor Era with ample resources, enabling immediate intense battles.

Main Features

Having been successfully operated in China for 4 years and now in version 1.8.n after numerous updates, WOE offers a rich set of features including:

1. Player vs. CPU matches
2. Network play for seamless online battles
3. Spectator mode for observing games
4. Replay function to review past matches
5. Map creation tools for custom battlefields
6. Legion system for alliance and cooperation
7. Friend system for social interaction
8. Chat functionalities for in-game communication

War of Empire Conquest not only challenges players' strategic acumen but also fosters a vibrant community of competitive gameplay and strategic mastery.