Mother Of All Battles Hack 3.8.1 + Redeem Codes

Like many players of a certain age, I come looking for something that recaptured the vintage Strategic Conquest, and I wasn’t disappointed.
If the makers of this game are looking for ideas on how to make it even better, here’s two:
1) the old Strategic Conquest allowed you to “program” where the output of a city would move - in other words, all the planes or ships made by a given city would automatically head for the front when they were built. This saved a lot of tedium on large maps in the later stages.
2) one of the most satisfying features of the original Civ I was the replay at the end - the small world map with the colored areas showing all the civs would play an accelerated recap of how each power had risen and fallen throughout the game. This would make winning even more fun as you watched how you’d grown from a minuscule power to a world-dominating force.

I LOVE playing this game, and will continue to be addicted to it, but I agree that there are a few features from Strategic conquest, that would be great for this. Definitely bring back the city production list, as that only seems realistic that any warring power would want to take inventory and scheduling on what they’re producing. Also the old game used to have a feature where, before you sent a plane flying or ship on a certain course, you could drag the cursor to a place in the map to see how many sections you’d be traveling, or you could also set a ship sailing all the way across the world if you dragged that far. Also, as morbid as it sounds, I think you should bring back the future of being able to attack your own vehicles, as sometimes you need to clear something out of the way to attack an opponent .

The game has many maps, and the addition of the option to end the game when conquering a certain portion of the map is also convenient. It might be an interesting idea to add maps which are almost all land, to enphasize ground type warfare. Perhaps one of those maps could also have a single small river with a few bases along it's route to emphasize geound warfare, but offer a strategic opportunity to supplement an assault with ships and resources. Oh, maybe another option where there's a chance the difficulty could get even harder (or their resources build twice as fast), and different colored teams merge together against the main player as they conquer more of the map. Maybe that could be a randomly generated thing. Still, a fun, addicting game.

This game is, er was about an 80% clone of the old Empire, War Game of the Century. I bought all of the maps ages ago, and definitely recommend that you do to in order to really enjoy the game. However this new revision, I AM NOT a big fan of. Changing the game control locations was a bit confusing but I can adapt. Changing the way the game plays, specifically the fighters, absolutely NERFS out your fighters. No longer can fighters fly over mountains the way they ALWAYS did, even going back to the original release of Empire, and continuing through Empire 2 and the previous releases of Mother of All Battles, going back to when I first downloaded it almost 10 years ago. Yes, folks I have enjoyed this game for about a decade now, but this latest snafu really messes with the game mechanics. I may end up uninstalling it... how sad that a great game has to die like this... :(

Great version of the classic Strategic Conquest. Would have rated five stars except one increasingly frustrating issue. With large maps and sparse cities it is very frustrating trying to use bombers. You approach a city and one or two spaces before you detonate, it runs out of fuel and turns around with an almost guarantee to be shot down. A counter or vessel turning a different color with 3-5 spaces left to go would help dramatically.

If you like 4x games, this is for you. It's exceptional. I finally deleted it from my devices yesterday because I had spent hundreds of hours playing it over the past few months. It had taken over my life. But that's my addictive personality and it's not your problem. :)

Frankly, I had the same problem with the original Strategic Conquest when I was a 23 y/o. I did all-nighters playing the game in 1989 and suffered the next day at work.

My only quibble is that there's no auto-forwarding of units, so it can be a little tedius moving every piece near the end of the game when you have a lot of them.

Doesn't matter. The game is immersive and takes over your life. You dream about it and think about it when other people are speaking. Food becomes optional. 33 years later, and it still caused me to play all night and suffer at work the next day.

This is a great re-creation of the early Macintosh classic “strategic conquest“.

***However, it would be SO MUCH better if Sean O’Conner introduced a multi-player feature. ***

Ideally that would allow you to find opponents on the Internet, but even allowing opponents on a local Wi-Fi would be a huge improvement. I’ve played more hours than I would care to admit, but the artificial intelligence is just not as good or creative as a human player would be.

Having had played Strategic Conqest since the mid 80s, I was very happy to find this game for the iPhone. The game is close to the original but lacks one huge element- playing against a human or multiple human opponents. Hooking up multiple toaster box macs through AppleTalk is what made the original so fantastic!
This version is still a good “time killer” with the ai, but networking between humans is what really made this a challenging game!

As a great fan of the original “Empire”, it took a little bit to get used to some of the differences most notably a fighter’s turn ends even if the attacked unit is destroyed. The lack of a production list and the a inability to give units “marching orders” also creates a lot of mental overhead.
The main issue I have is that periodically the AI goes into “crush the human” mode. Opponents ignore each other and focus on you exclusively. their attacks destroy you in a single engagement while yours do minimal damage.
Could be a great game, but instead it’s a swing and a miss.

This game is exactly what I was looking for, in terms of a laid-back but challenging turn-based strategy game for the iPad. The best part is that it is free! The beauty of this game is its simplicity, as it offers an experience similar to other strategy games like Advance Wars or Tiny Metal, with a very small learning curve. I am having a blast just building up my armies and navy to invade enemy islands and conquer the world. Don't pass up this gem.

Pros:
-30 starting maps, plus 300+ more maps that can be purchased
-competent AI
-naval combat
-Fog of war
-frequent developer updates

Cons:
-could use a grid overlay
-infantry division units would be an interesting addition
-terrain could be more varied (hills, passable forests, roads)