European War 6: 1804

Name: European War 6: 1804
Rating: 4.6 (5640 reviews)
Author: 悦 张

Turn-based Strategy War Game

Free · In‑App Purchases

5.6K Ratings
Ages

9+
Years
Category

Strategy
Developer

悦张
Language

EN
+ 5 More
Size

201.5
MB

After the end of the American War of Independence, the French Revolution broke out in Europe in 1789. The world is about to change! Napoleon, Duke of Wellington, Nelson, Blucher, Kutuzov, Washington, Davout and other military geniuses will become protagonists in changing this world. 【CAMPAIGN】 *** More than 90 famous battles in 10 chapters 『Declaration of Independence』『Dominion of Canada』『French Eagle』『Holy Roman Empire』『Overlord in Eastern Europe』『Ottoman Empire』『British Empire』『Liberation of South America』『The Birth of the Empire』『Roman Unification』 *** Choose your generals and promote their ranks and titles *** Train the special units, such as the old guards, highlanders, death's head hussars, etc. *** Build a palace and get the princess of each country *** Train your army and improve their skills 【CONQUEST】 *** Build military facilities and train the units *** Develop cities to increase income, upgrade the national technology *** Build a military academy to study various military tactics *** Historical events will affect the situation on the battlefield *** Building wonders will bring various advantages to the entire country *** The diplomatic system can allow allies to join the war as soon as possible, or delay the enemy’s declaration of war on us Declare war on any country or assist allies at any time *** Choose strong or weak countries to challenge different difficulties Win with less time to get higher scores, rank with other players in Game Center If you reach 『A』you can get a special reward, and when you reach 『S』, you can unlock hidden content 【CHALLENGE】 *** Win the victory within the specified conditions, which will test your commanding skills *** Complete the battles of famous generals to unlock and get them *** Use the general's specific abilities to complete missions around the world 【MULTIPLAYER】 *** Players can battle each other by using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth 【Features】 *** Cloud archives support users to change their devices without losing archives *** Using a new engine to improve the game graphics *** 160 portraits of generals were redrawn and introductions were added *** 90 historical battles in 45 countries, including the Battle of Saratoga, Battle of Austerlitz, etc. *** More than 200 units from different countries and various styles of buildings *** 39 technology and more than 120 items *** Support Wi-Fi Battle *** Conquest mode supports ranking on Game Center http://www.ieasytech.com Mail to us: easytechmail@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/Easytech-100544026660028/

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

5.6K Ratings

Quite nice, slight historical inaccuracy
08/06/2021

The Naval Historian
First I will this is VERY fun. The campaigns are hard and it takes me a while, but it’s fun. I’ve had this game for a year or so and it’s five stars. There are in inaccuracies. For example, the battle of the pyramids. You say there were 40 thousand Mamelukes. There were, but only 21 thousands participated. Most of the campaigns are inaccurate in there number of troops on each side. Also, the map is not quite accurate. I love the napoleonic wars and study them constantly. I do think the Old Guard should be less, and it would be fun if you added the Middle and Young Guard. Also, nations do multiply there troops very fast. Last thing. North Africa wouldn’t of three or four nations it would of been the Barbary States. They were there own county’s. This includes the the nations of Tunis, Tripoli, and others. The Ottomans were not french allies after 1798. Also, in 1812 you put troops in Russia for the invasion. You should put more troops there. And, in 1798 put troops in Egypt for the French campaign. And my biggest complaint is that the army’s don’t follow the tactics of the time. They make infantry squares or make cavalry charges. If you make them do that then 10 stars. Thank you for a great game.
Quite nice, slight historical inaccuracy
08/06/2021

The Naval Historian

First I will this is VERY fun. The campaigns are hard and it takes me a while, but it’s fun. I’ve had this game for a year or so and it’s five stars. There are in inaccuracies. For example, the battle of the pyramids. You say there were 40 thousand Mamelukes. There were, but only 21 thousands participated. Most of the campaigns are inaccurate in there number of troops on each side. Also, the map is not quite accurate. I love the napoleonic wars and study them constantly. I do think the Old Guard should be less, and it would be fun if you added the Middle and Young Guard. Also, nations do multiply there troops very fast. Last thing. North Africa wouldn’t of three or four nations it would of been the Barbary States. They were there own county’s. This includes the the nations of Tunis, Tripoli, and others. The Ottomans were not french allies after 1798. Also, in 1812 you put troops in Russia for the invasion. You should put more troops there. And, in 1798 put troops in Egypt for the French campaign. And my biggest complaint is that the army’s don’t follow the tactics of the time. They make infantry squares or make cavalry charges. If you make them do that then 10 stars. Thank you for a great game.
Suggestion: New Special Unit
12/19/2021

branjae1
You have added the Campaign of the American Revolution. Nice. But, we can take it a step further. A new special unit known as the American Militia. It has the exact same weapons, offensive/defensive damages, and everything else of Dominion Militia in Canada, but different units will either have brown or blue uniforms. Also, American Militia has high morale under an AMERICAN General and low morale under a BRITISH/CANADIAN General. Their morale will not change under any other General, but their damage will increase a little bit under a FRENCH General. The American Militia will be more useful than normal Militia in offensives, as their one of their special attacks (or whatever you call it) is charge. Charge is when they run into the enemy at top speed, and giving the enemy low morale, and if successful, EXTREMELY low health. That combined with a French General is overpowered against AI. Also, for fairness, the American Militia will not be used in Multiplayer unless someone spawns in a Dominion Militia from Canada (which for now is impossible).
Suggestion: New Special Unit
12/19/2021

branjae1

You have added the Campaign of the American Revolution. Nice. But, we can take it a step further. A new special unit known as the American Militia. It has the exact same weapons, offensive/defensive damages, and everything else of Dominion Militia in Canada, but different units will either have brown or blue uniforms. Also, American Militia has high morale under an AMERICAN General and low morale under a BRITISH/CANADIAN General. Their morale will not change under any other General, but their damage will increase a little bit under a FRENCH General. The American Militia will be more useful than normal Militia in offensives, as their one of their special attacks (or whatever you call it) is charge. Charge is when they run into the enemy at top speed, and giving the enemy low morale, and if successful, EXTREMELY low health. That combined with a French General is overpowered against AI. Also, for fairness, the American Militia will not be used in Multiplayer unless someone spawns in a Dominion Militia from Canada (which for now is impossible).
These games changed my life
06/20/2018

Nk10110
I was 9 years old when I played my first European war game (The third installment) and I loved it, and had never played anything like it before. In the 5 years since then I have played every one of your military strategy games. I begun to notice how intriguing the missions were (Tannenburg campaign, Jutland, austerlitz, etc) and I suddenly became interested in history. These games are so perfectly crafted with the right amount of difficulty and strategic test. Now I can be classified as a history nerd (good thing) and my classmates always ask my help with understanding politics during WW1 and The Cold War when our teacher gives them too little information. (I even realized that she got the starting date of WW1 off by three days 😂) The point is, if I had never discovered these games I probably would never have this passion for history and wouldn’t be the person I am today. So thank you!
These games changed my life
06/20/2018

Nk10110

I was 9 years old when I played my first European war game (The third installment) and I loved it, and had never played anything like it before. In the 5 years since then I have played every one of your military strategy games. I begun to notice how intriguing the missions were (Tannenburg campaign, Jutland, austerlitz, etc) and I suddenly became interested in history. These games are so perfectly crafted with the right amount of difficulty and strategic test. Now I can be classified as a history nerd (good thing) and my classmates always ask my help with understanding politics during WW1 and The Cold War when our teacher gives them too little information. (I even realized that she got the starting date of WW1 off by three days 😂) The point is, if I had never discovered these games I probably would never have this passion for history and wouldn’t be the person I am today. So thank you!
Annoyingly difficult, and disappointed.
04/28/2019

nohtimir
I’m quite disappointed and unsatisfied that I payed one dollar for this. Even in the first levels of the campaign, or conquest, it is literally impossible to play the game, every singe unit is immediately more powerful than you, none of this is based on skill or strategic movement. If any of you want the same setting with this (I don’t know why the devs picked this theme again) go to European War 4, it’s a lot more addictive and free to play, allowing you to easily grind materials without having to put up much fuss. And to the developers I request you stop making these garbage P2W games, we want your original and best content, not the same reused setup with some sprinkles on it. I’ll gladly pay money for one of your games but if you want me to keep playing, or, even your entire fan base, I suggest you do something which doesn’t make me have to pay iap to enjoy it. I understand you need to make revenue somehow, but you must balance between player enjoyment, satisfaction, etc etc and the price you set for it.
Annoyingly difficult, and disappointed.
04/28/2019

nohtimir

I’m quite disappointed and unsatisfied that I payed one dollar for this. Even in the first levels of the campaign, or conquest, it is literally impossible to play the game, every singe unit is immediately more powerful than you, none of this is based on skill or strategic movement. If any of you want the same setting with this (I don’t know why the devs picked this theme again) go to European War 4, it’s a lot more addictive and free to play, allowing you to easily grind materials without having to put up much fuss. And to the developers I request you stop making these garbage P2W games, we want your original and best content, not the same reused setup with some sprinkles on it. I’ll gladly pay money for one of your games but if you want me to keep playing, or, even your entire fan base, I suggest you do something which doesn’t make me have to pay iap to enjoy it. I understand you need to make revenue somehow, but you must balance between player enjoyment, satisfaction, etc etc and the price you set for it.

【New Levels】 Added "British Empire" and "Liberation of South America" hard difficulty campaign 【New Generals】 Miller Stewart 【New Troops】 Semyonovsky Lifeguard Regiment 95th Regiment of Foot 【New Items】 The Science of Victory Rifleman Dress Uniform Round Shot 【Others】 Fixed game bugs

Version 1.6.1

Jul 15

Data Used to Track You

The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:
- Purchases
- Location
- Identifiers
- Usage Data
- Diagnostics
Data Linked to You

The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:
- Purchases
- Location
- Identifiers
- Usage Data
- Diagnostics
Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
- Diagnostics