Through the Ages Cheats

Through the Ages Hack 2.19.872 + Redeem Codes

Legendary Tabletop Strategy

Developer: Czech Games Edition
Category: Games
Price: $9.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.19.872
ID: com.czechgames.tta

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Description

The official adaptation of Vlaada Chvátil’s strategy classic, the second best board game ever according to the Board Game Geek website.

“If you are looking for a civ game, this is the game! This is one of the best games of all time.” – Tom Vasel, The Dice Tower

“Through the Ages is simply phenomenal.” – Drew Massey, Giant Fire Breathing Robot

This is your chance to make history. You begin with a small tribe. As you expand your farms and mines, you lay the groundwork for technological advancements, better governments, and grand wonders. Your military might supports your political skill as you guide your civilization to greatness.

OVERVIEW:
- One of the greatest board games of all time.
- Hundreds of cards to build a mighty civilization.
- Many paths to victory.
- Manage your resources carefully.

FEATURES:
- Learn the game rules with a funny and engaging tutorial.
- Compete with your friends online or on the same device.
- Defeat clever computer opponents of various skill levels.
- Play with the original board game rules or a streamlined digital version.
- Enjoy single-player Challenges requiring different strategies.

Czech Games Edition has produced over 20 board games and expansions, including many award-winning titles for enthusiastic players: Alchemists, Dungeon Lords and Tzolk'in to name just a few. We expanded into the realm of digital board games with Galaxy Trucker and now with this Through the Ages adaptation.

Version history

2.19.872
2023-09-21
-AI players resigning based on penultimate players
-AI players won't accept pacts in tournament games
-Some technical issues were fixed
2.19.819
2023-08-08
What’s new:
- Reserve for Age IV in blitz games
- OnTap setting in online games will play itself after some time based on game speed
- Minor language updates
2.19.748
2023-06-09
What’s new:
Reserve for the 3rd and 4th Ages are merged
Improved readability of card’s texts in all languages
Some minor bugs are fixed
Technical improvements are done (fewer inconsistency errors expected)
2.18.704
2023-05-09
What's new:
Graphic filters and their display on older phones are fixed.
Improved server communication (fewer inconsistency errors are expected).
Minor technical improvements and tweaks.
2.18.666
2023-03-29
What's new:
Mary Theresa does not give any stones to others
Suez Canal is fixed
Minor graphics improvements

2.18.639
2023-03-09
What's new:
Graphic improvements - text blurring is fixed
Better optimization for wider screens
Bonus military actions are not counted in scoring events
2.17.597
2023-02-13
What’s new
The inconsistency error message can be closed, and you can continue to play the game.
The Maria Theresa’s ability is changed based on the community feedback.
Minor tweaks in the game were made.
2.14.429
2022-10-17
Fixes:
- layout fixes for thinner phones, rounder tablets and new phones
- Himeji castle bug fixed
- Bill Gates bug fixed
-replay with colonization in progress fixed
-broken wonders now show ruins even using SD saves
-Iconoclasm event fixed
-bid counter buttons fixed
2.11.47
2021-02-09
- fixed crash in tutorial
- minor improvements of graphs
2.11.42
2021-02-01
Patch Notes
- NEW FEATURE: Spectate and Replay modes
- NEW FEATURE: Game graphs
- Fixed occasional incorrect behavior of International Agreement in combination with Fleming or Coubertin
- Fixed challenge syncing issues
- Other minor improvements and optimizations
2.8.119
2020-11-11
- added option to adjust FPS
- fixed issue with Alexanders and Katherines unique ability
- fixed issue with low-res data on some devices
- other minor fixes and improvements
2.8.96
2020-10-12
- background music is no longer suspended
- fixed downloads of community translations
- fixed retrieving of saved challenges
- other minor bug fixes and improvements
2.8.71
2020-10-07
- saving and loading of unfinished challenges fixed
2.8.56
2020-10-05
- option to play with AIs in online and pass&play games
- Spanish translation of the expansion
- fixed correct unlocking of challenges with 0 dominance
- fixed crash in challenges impacting AI playing as Fleming
- fixed timer inconsistency between the in-game and lobby
- other minor bug fixes and improvements
2.7.5
2020-04-22
- Chinese and Korean localization of the expansion
- UI improvements
- Tournaments button
- Other minor bug fixes
2.4.1
2019-12-12
- Gutenberg no longer allows playing yellow cards for 0 actions
- improved visibility of wonders on widescreen devices
2.3.4
2019-11-27
- Colosseum no longer grants culture bonus randomly for any kind of technologies
- Fixed lazy behavior of Sloth in the World of Wonders challenge
2.3.3
2019-11-26
- UI scaling improved on widescreen devices
- Nobel prize and Olympic games canceled after the player resignation
- fixed taking a wonder in hand over the hand limit in the Kidnappers challenge
- new dialogue window for building wonders with an empty token bank
- Colosseum works properly with Age A events
- minor fixes and improvements in localizations
- other minor fixes and improvements
2.2.1
2019-10-11
Added option for lower graphics for low-spec devices.
Better UI for many iPhone 11 devices.
Other minor tweaks and improvements.
2.1.39
2019-09-26
Leaders in Time Travelers challenges fixed.
Other minor bug fixes and improvements.
2.1.38
2019-09-19
Fixed Himeji Castle bug
Other minor bug fixes and improvements
Improved German and Czech translations
Minor tweaks for consistency with the board game
2.1.32
2019-09-14
- Minor fixes in cards and achievements
2.1.27
2019-09-12
All welcome new leaders, the expansion is finally here! The highly anticipated New Leaders and Wonders expansion is out for purchase, and with it arrives great new content:

• 24 powerful leaders with new abilities
• 16 great wonders with amazing effects
• 16 military cards for new ways of interaction
• 68 epic challenges to beat
• 38 achievements to complete
• Using data from hundreds of thousands of playtests, we’ve decided to rebalance some older cards from the base game – you can choose, if you want to play with these or with the older cards.
• Of course, some bug fixes are also included :)


You can enjoy the game with only the expansion cards or mix them with the base game, creating additional unique game variations to experience.

Create a brand new history!
1.8.2
2019-02-04
– Breakthrough play crash fix – the game does not crash anymore after dragging Breakthrough
– Used Caesar’s action icon – an icon appears next to Caesar’s avatar after his action has been used
– Multiplayer stability improvement
1.8.16
2018-12-03
Game stability improvements — the game should now run more smoothly without disconnections in multiplayer

Download Through the Ages on Android and iPhone for free

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Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases

Item Price iPhone/iPad Android
New Leaders and Wonders
(New cards to lead civilizations to greatness!)
$4.99
Free
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Ratings

4.9 out of 5
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Reviews

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I am a big fan
I loved the board game and I think the app is a great adaptation. Works on both iPhone and my IPad. No complaints at all, if you are used to friendly games where no one uses military you might be in for a surprise, but after a few games you figure out you better keep up especially in the last age. Basically if the other players are not trying to add culture even by age 2 its clear they are waiting for Napoleon. It’s hard once you fall behind on military or government to recover. So if I had a complaint it would be that. However you can find a few friends that all agree not to be obnoxious. Just like anywhere else on the internet.

If you don’t know the game there is a steep learning curve. That isn’t new to the app, the game always takes a little to get used to. I found that the first few games I would lose track of certain things that happened previously. But after a while got used to not seeing the score or so the other players screens on a table in front of me. It’s all there you have know where to look. I say get the game and enjoy.
Father miles,
Excellent adaptation
Through the Ages board game is a ton of fun, but it also has a lot of rules and a lot of triggers you can forget. The app does a truly excellent job smoothing this over. The tutorial is excellent at teaching you the game, and has a nice personal tone to keep the tutorial engaging. While playing, you can undo all the way back to the last-revealed piece of information (pretty much a whole turn). The app tracks what cards you submitted to the event deck and if that’s the only one left, it warns you that you “know” that event is coming. If you try to pass your turn, it will remind you about military tactics you can play or copy and when you might lose resources because you didn’t use enough of them that turn. When taking actions, a dialog pops up that lets you choose how to take that action (e.g. submit this colony to the event deck or colonize it by removing Christopher Columbus from play). Everything is just very smooth. I don’t have a single suggestion on improvement.
Abel Steele,
No good, at first
I wrote a review before that wasn’t complementary. Truth is though, I continued to play after a bit of time passed. Was still met with some frustration. But I did start to learn how to play the game better. And I have to say that it does play like a board game. Which is to say that sometimes you lose because of bad luck or poor decisions. Yet I keep playing. The challenge is addictive. The only thing it’s missing from a board game is the goofing off and silly banter exchanged between friends and family. Which I find is half the fun of a good board game. In short, I will reprise my earlier review, and say that this game can be fun. If you don’t mind losing some. But that just makes your victories that much more satisfying. I left my earlier review below, in case anyone can relate to how I felt before.

I've been playing this game for a few days now a lot. But no matter how hard I try, I have a hard time winning against one easy opponent. Maybe I'm missing something since I've never played the board game. I usually do pretty good at strategy games, but this game doesn't click with me. Now I'm just passed I spent ten bucks on it.
T-TownThunderFan,
This app made me buy the board game
While it does take some time to learn, it’s well worth it. The tutorial is extremely helpful and actually very funny. Who thinks to make such an entertaining tutorial? It makes learning such an intricate game much easier. Don’t even try to play without doing that first. You’ll get frustrated and miss out on some witty banter.
As far as the game goes, this is probably the most fun I’ve had playing a game in as long as I can remember. So much so that my family has purchased the actual board game now as well. It’s VERY nice and very well-built. There is so much variety available in this game that the replay-ability is very high. I recommend spending a tad more to get the expansion version once you’ve got the original down. It’s even better balanced and adds great new cards, wonders and leaders. If you’re a history buff or just a fellow strategy game-lover, you’re in for a treat!
Haunt Dude,
Excellent tutorial, great combo of luck and strategy
This is a great game themed optimization/luck/strategy game. You can pick it up at any time to continue playing against AI players, then put it down instantly whenever your elevator arrives or whatever, to continue later. There are no additional abilities or DLCs to purchase later - you get the whole game for the original purchase price that is well worth it.

The tutorial is outstanding and a lot of fun. There are three levels of AI difficulty - after maybe 100 games I’m still using easy AI but I can tell I’m getting better and will move up soon. You can also play online against human components if you know you’ve got 40+ minutes to kill, and that’s great, too.

This is one of the best of the best of the Euro games that have come to the fore in the last 15 years. A beautifully balanced and entertaining game that incorporates the best concepts of modern board games - worker placement, strategy, random elements, extremely high replayability, created by a master board game designer. Truthfully, the digital version is better than the board game it emulates, because the digital game automatically handles housekeeping tasks and allows you the option to play on your own against AI players (which means you’ll be much better prepared when you later play the physical board game with real in-person humans).

This has been my main iPhone/iPad game for 3 months now. I highly recommend it!
Herr Hitler,
One of my favorite board games
I was thrilled to find there is an app for this game. The price tag made me hesitate for a moment, but I could not ask for anything better. There is a more streamlined/app friendly version of the rules, but I chose to stick with the tabletop rules, and it is exactly like the game. If, such as is my case, you don't know anybody with the patience for an hours-long game, then this is for you. If you enjoy Through The Ages, then it is definitely worth it!

EXPANSION UPDATE: As soon as I discovered there was an expansion released, I bought it immediately. I was very pleased with the new dimensions added by the leaders and wonders, and they make you rethink a go-to strategy, or even take a course you normally would not have taken with just the base cards. I switched to using the digital rules and they are very minor changes but make online games a breeze. I am looking forward to the physical release of the expansion!
Imphat,
I’ve discovered an amazing game!
I’ve just read a review criticizing this game for being too hard (even on easy level).

Well, people have to understand that this game has been around for a while and holds one of the highest complexity rates on he top board games ever created.

Even if you are used to gaming, TTA has a lot of depth in it and it takes more than a few plays to get used to its mechanics. It’s a ver rewarding game if you are up for the challenge. This is not a game you will win on your first or second match.

The AI, to be honest, is not that strong, but it’s enough to give most people at least some challenge. I’m not a good player at all, but after 20 matches or so I could beat the hardest level heads up. I still occasionally lose as well.

This app is very well designed. I can play even on the tiny iPhone screen and keep track of all my stuff and everything the opponents are doing. Also. It runs on my old iPad 2!!

To sum up, this app changed my mind about this game. I own a copy since it’s release, but before playing it over 50 times on the app it was just an ok game for me. Now, after so many plays I am able to realize how well designed TTA is and why it does deserve to be on the top board games of all time.

Since I’ve played this over 50 times and every match takes about an hour, I’d say my 10 bucks were a very good investment.
mjacobsca,
Great Adaptation & Challenging AI
This game is a near-perfect implementation of the board game, and just as fun. The AI plays an extremely strong game considering how complex the game is. I usually play a 4P Expert AI game, and I've only won once so far. I love the challenge. Speaking of which, I haven't attempted any of the "challenge" modes in the game. I'm having too much fun trying to beat the AI. Also, I love the async rules for online play. They speed up what would otherwise be a tedious experience. (Note to readers: the online async rules are optional).

The only thing that would make this game better is expansion leaders and wonders. Please release them ASAP!!!! I'm kind of tired of Michaelangelo.

Oh, and feedback about the game in general. I feel like early Aggressions are almost non-existent in this edition of the game. I don't think the card discard penalty is strong enough to make players think twice about defending. In the old edition, you had to sacrifice soldiers to defend, which was far more difficult a decision. I understand why the change was made, but it's almost too easy to defend when you are 2-3 points back now. Suggestion: If you choose to discard a card to defend, perhaps each card costs you one military action the following round? That would be a much tougher decision for me, and would increase aggressions without forcing unit sacrifices.

Keep up the great work!
mordhai,
Great implementation of this outstanding boardgame
This takes away all the fiddly accounting of the boardgame and adds a much improved visual representation of your civilization as well as a very intuitive interface. Pleasantly surprised by how well the developers have managed to transfer such a rich and complex game to an iOS platform. This is going to become a top game for me, as I am already loving it.
For those of you who enjoy the original boardgame, you will not be disappointed by this version. In fact you will probably think it's an improvement. For those new to the game, the tutorial and reminders throughout the game make it very approachable and allows you to feel immersed in the game without feeling overwhelmed. Be warned, however, that this is a subtle and complex game so be prepared to feel challenged!
RickyPoo1964,
Great game, app well done
First off, yes... Through The Ages is a difficult BOARD game. I think people giving poor reviews based on difficulty has zero relevance here when commenting on the app version. The difficulty has nothing to do with the app itself.

The user interface is well done. Adaptation of the billions (exaggerating) of cards are easy to use and will be able to play mostly without having to read any ‘what buttons do what’ guides. Majority of things going on in the game are intuitive to those familiar with the board game.

Some minor things I’d like to see done differently:
1) Allow options for choosing the ‘Simple’, ‘Advanced’ or ‘Full Game’.
2) Allow options for game variants that are available in the actual board game rules.
3) Use actual player board from the board game, or at least the option. While this isn’t a big deal for people unfamiliar with the board game... I imagine a lot of board gamers would appreciate it (we game nerds prefer substance over style, and don’t need flair to enjoy a board game).

Wonderful game, which does have a high degree of learning to strategize, let alone master (that is a good thing). If you want a quick and easy game, there are plenty of other board game apps available. But if you want an app version of one of the highest rated and loved board games around... this is it!