Countryball: Europa 1890
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Über dieses Spiel
Discover the 19th and 20th centuries with countryballs! Train your countryballs, teach them how to fight, buy them cool weapons, and join great battles with them.
Countryball: Europe 1890 is a strategy game mixed with a turn-based combat mechanic plus cards and stats involved. All of those mechanics make the game more exciting and fun!
You start the Countryball: Europe 1890 by selecting a campaign/conquest game mode and your character afterward. After that, you will try to complete your objectives by conquering territories and mastering diplomacies.
In Countryball: Europe 1890 you can declare war, send ally requests, puppet weakened countries, remove your allies/puppets and even annex your puppet states! You have all the freedom to choose your allies and enemies. Try to have strong allies on your side because there will be battles that you will have to fight against multiple enemies. Before each battle, you have the option to call your allies and puppets to make them join the battle on your side. While allies sometimes accept your call, your puppet states on the other hand always accept your battle calls.
To defeat your enemies in battles, you have to be a strong country. To do that, you should play minigames or you should increase your stats (attack, defense, health, and mana) manually by using star points. To earn star points you should simply win battles. Also, you should buy strong cards from the shop. Each card has different combat effects. You play those cards by simply dragging & dropping on the countryball during combat. Note that all weapons are considered as cards!
In Countryball: Europe 1890, your simple task is to complete the objectives by defeating your enemies. By completing campaigns you get new countryballs to your collection. Note that all 50+ countryballs are available to play. The only thing you need is to find them! Some of them are hidden in capital cities while some of them are acquired by completing campaigns or conquests.
If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to drop a review or send me an e-mail.
It's time to explore history with countryballs!
Some Music Used In-game
Alexander Nakarada - the Crown
Kevin Macleod - Five Armies
Alexander Nakarada - the Vikings
Countryball: Europe 1890 is a strategy game mixed with a turn-based combat mechanic plus cards and stats involved. All of those mechanics make the game more exciting and fun!
You start the Countryball: Europe 1890 by selecting a campaign/conquest game mode and your character afterward. After that, you will try to complete your objectives by conquering territories and mastering diplomacies.
In Countryball: Europe 1890 you can declare war, send ally requests, puppet weakened countries, remove your allies/puppets and even annex your puppet states! You have all the freedom to choose your allies and enemies. Try to have strong allies on your side because there will be battles that you will have to fight against multiple enemies. Before each battle, you have the option to call your allies and puppets to make them join the battle on your side. While allies sometimes accept your call, your puppet states on the other hand always accept your battle calls.
To defeat your enemies in battles, you have to be a strong country. To do that, you should play minigames or you should increase your stats (attack, defense, health, and mana) manually by using star points. To earn star points you should simply win battles. Also, you should buy strong cards from the shop. Each card has different combat effects. You play those cards by simply dragging & dropping on the countryball during combat. Note that all weapons are considered as cards!
In Countryball: Europe 1890, your simple task is to complete the objectives by defeating your enemies. By completing campaigns you get new countryballs to your collection. Note that all 50+ countryballs are available to play. The only thing you need is to find them! Some of them are hidden in capital cities while some of them are acquired by completing campaigns or conquests.
If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to drop a review or send me an e-mail.
It's time to explore history with countryballs!
Some Music Used In-game
Alexander Nakarada - the Crown
Kevin Macleod - Five Armies
Alexander Nakarada - the Vikings
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Bewertungen und Rezensionen
4,4
26.400 Rezensionen
Calvi1000
- Als unangemessen melden
19. August 2021
Gutes Spiel. Es hat strategische Zusammenhänge und es ist auch nicht zu schwer, wenn man einmal drin ist. Es gibt aber ein Bug, der das Spielerlebnis ein bisschen verschlechtert. Und zwar wenn man einen Angriff von z.B Russland abgewehrt hat und danach ein Minigame macht um sich zu heilen, dann wird die Karte wieder resetted und man darf den Angriff nochmal abwehren. Bitte beheben ansonsten wie gesagt: Gutes Spiel.
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Karl Rynduch
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14. Januar 2023
Sehr gutes Strategie game. Perfekt für lange Autofahrten oder freie Momente :) Jedoch 2 Sachen: 1. Ich hab ein Spiel im classic mode gestartet und alles erobert, jedoch wollen die Rebellen weder sterben noch kapitulieren. 2. Warum gibt es kranke Soldaten? Als ich einen gekauft hab und er an der Reihe war, ist er immer gestorben. Warum? Aber sonst gutes spiel, falls euch Werbung nervt geht in den flugmodus und wartet nicht, dass die Gegner zu stark werden;)
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WolfGamer02
- Als unangemessen melden
19. November 2022
Als ich dieses Spiel geöffnet habe, war ich ein bisschen skeptisch, weil solche Spiele immer total kompliziert sind und man nichts versteht auch nachdem man das Tutorial abgeschlossen hat. Aber bei diesem Spiel versteht man direkt (fast) alles und es macht auch Spaß. Ein weiterer Punkt ist, das man kein Internet für das Spiel braucht und ich bin ein Fan von solchen spielen. Kann ich nur weiterempfehlen.
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