Territory War

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Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Wait for the opportunity in the territorial war, develop your strength, defeat various opponents and finally successfully occupy the map!
Conquer the world! Capture all the maps with pinball!
The more balls you have and the faster you go, the more advantage you have! The pinball will automatically help you siege the city!
Enjoy our confrontation games both online and offline, 1v1 battles in the beginning levels, and more opponents and competitions are waiting for you as the game progresses.
Are you ready to achieve dominance? Then download the game and start fighting!

Ratings and reviews

It's ok. Airplane mode takes care of the ads, and you can just farm the levels until you have less than 00:03 on speed ratings for every level. Then you can feel like you're better than everyone for having the world high score on your server for four months in a row. PvP is just bot settings. If you're maxed out it's actually harder because all the upgrades effect your "bullets in the clip" but not your fire rate or bullet speed. So you're almost required to use the freeze card to win. 🤷

It's a fun game, and you can escape the predatory ads by turning on airplane mode, however, the levels in this game are built with the 2x ad buffs in mind. You can progress through 10-15 stages with no issues, but after a point, it becomes nearly impossible to win a stage. That doesn't mean you lose, it just means you can't progress the game further. This game is designed to make you "voluntarily" watch ads, which makes it a terrible product for the specific purpose of fueling a greedy devs.

It would be fun, if you could play it. Instead, there's ads after every single level, and ad options to purchase upgrades that will randomly change the upgrade button, whether you have enough currency to purchase an upgrade already or not. As a result, the game forces you to spend as much or more time watching ads as playing. If zero stars was an option, I'd use it. There's a difference between "ads to support the developer" and "so many ads that it gouges the user base." This is the second.

What's new

1. Fixed some bugs
2. Optimize the experience