The sequel to Rise of Kingdoms or something like that from what I’ve heard, is very good. I have personally never played RoK but call of dragons is still super fun, fast paced, seasonal strategy game. I love how many speed ups you get just naturally through playing. I’ve spent only a dollar on the beginners package and I’m still in a contributive state to ward and behemoth raids. However, this game is very very pay to win with the only restriction on pay to win players is how much they can use their heroes to attack other players. But with that being the only downside I don’t think that’s too bad. It’s still playable for free to play/ small spenders. However, the biggest brag about this game is like to talk about is the quality of life mechanics they have in just the regular chat and mail system. Integrated in chat system is an auto translator. How cool is that. You don’t have to try to figure out which characters people use to understand different languages. Not only that but you can copy messages in game. You can send photos in chat. You can set individualized profile pictures and have profile walls. You can have contacts. Group chats. I think as long as I’ve been playing mobile games, all of these things are borderline unheard of or the games that do have these kind of systems don’t do them nearly as well as call of dragons. Well done call of dragons team. 👍

Been playing since the game opened. Aside from all the unbearable dialog, I play games for fun not to read books or I’d read a book, the graphics, gameplay are great. Issues: game at first makes you think you are fighting a great threat, threat has nothing to do with the mobs in game, they are static unless triggered by attack, you can walk right through them, unless you are raiding then there is an aggro zone. The threat are players, specifically whales. Like every game in existence you get those 10%ers who have loads of cash to spend, what do they do, they flex and not on their own counterparts because that’s just nutty, fighting your own strength or level, why? When you can ruin the game for casual players isn’t that better, I mean I wake up everyday and look to pick on the less fortunate, don’t we all?! So why oh why haven’t developers designed money caps on servers to keep the game fresh and fair for everyone? Make a server for whales, you spend over “x” amount of money you get planted on a server for the rich and lonely. Keep the game clean and fair, people will be willing to spend more when they are having fun; or the rich will try to out spend their counterparts for power, win win.

I have been playing the game for about a week now. And I have been addicted since. It’s interactive, customizable, and you never run out of things to do. Over all a great game and have recommended it to my friends. However, there are a lot of flaws that the developers are trying to fix but taking the wrong approach. They just sent out a “memo” in the game telling people about the server reset coming soon. And I think that is a good idea, resetting the server is a good way to hinder super alliances with over 100 people in them. (personal city growth won’t be affected, but hero lvl, artifact lvl, alliance, etc… will be reset/wiped) But the problem is they will just join the same alliance as soon as the wipe happens. Making the small alliances have to start over with their maybe 20-23 people while the super alliances have a 50ish member head start when it comes to donations, fighting, etc. A tweak that I think NEEDS to happen is drastically drop the max number of people able to be in an alliance. (40-50, just an example) This will do 2 things. It will force super alliances to select people they want to keep. And 2, the more important one. It will force there to be more alliances in the region and force more battles. Which is half of the game. The super alliances are sucking the fun out of half the game, bullying little alliances into doing what they want.