Opacha-mda

Extremely fun and engaging, especially early on. I love when simple mechanics drive challenging gameplay. However, once the mechanics are mastered, which doesn't take long, the challenge plateaus very early and the game gets extremely repetitive. This could be fixed by adding more novelty and creativity to map design.

So very close to an excellent strategy game. Campaign & "calendar" levels can be wildly unbalanced & inconsistent in difficulty (see 3-17-2021). Some luck-based levels are still wildly unbalanced, reliant on computers' actions more than the player's. Playtesting clearly a major issue. Still, a unique & interesting take with decent ergonomics.

Thanks to author for his spirit delivering great simple game! Played all 1500 levels and play now regularly skirmish maps. Map editor can plot crossed pathways, it is cool to play such maps. Wish that map generator would produce them as well. Also, map size would be better to regulate by continuous slider rather than step-like one. AI is predictable, sure. Fingers crossed for online version!

Don't hate it; played through all 1500+ levels, but the strategy is very solvable. The game needs more complexity to its mechanics. Adjacency bonuses? More avenues for upgrading? Battles (both on planets, and between planets) having a duration, rather than instantaneous? Asymmetric starting forces? Level-specific rule modifiers?

This game is so much fun, has so many levels for a free game, and is genuinely challenging. Some levels I have to spend on the order of 20-30 minutes to beat which is the perfect level of frustration and challenge for a game like this. The developer is also a really swell individual who interacts directly with the community. Слава Україні!

The only bad thing about the game is how the AI behaves. At least on hard mode the AI is able to interact with multiple nodes at once, its not noticeable on lower difficulty, but its almost impossible to do anything on higher modes.

Many games come and go on my phone, but Opacha stays forever!!! Even years in after beating the campaign it's still one of my favorites. Can't praise the simple yet addicting and relaxing-to-play concept enough.

Yiotro does it again - not a lot of depth, but they specialize in fun games with minimal mechanics, and they've hit the nail on the head. 60 levels in so far, good for a 5 minute distraction when I need it.

way too easy. love this game otherwise. it's too good to give any less than 4 stars. the ai just needs a big improvement. I beat over 90% of the levels on the first try. level 308 is impossible though. can't beat it

Fun little abstract game about battling to steal all the little bases. It's free so try it and if you like it this dude is a small developer with a lot of other neat little games, check them out.

The ability to select nodes seems to stop working a few moves in. This is a game breaking bug unfortunately.

Really love this one. Super simple but very complete. Compared to other games of the type, I really love having clear numbers to work with, and I love that I can have a node send everything it produces elsewhere automatically. These 2 features are minor but once you've played this, other games that don't have them will feel frustrating and clunky.

The game is great, simple and challenging at the same time. It is well implemented and I really like the editor idea of challenging friends. But the issue is, I can't export the level in order to share it with my friends. More over, I got a new phone and I can't share the progress in campaign mode (level 180). I am sure you can create an export file for the campaign and separate files for each level created by the editor. At least unlock all campaign levels so I can continue from where I left.

Cannot catch up with 1x speed so play in 0.x-zen way, numbers slowly traveling along the lines. Very addictive, very simple(just core game play) and very meditative The only downside is when you figure out how to deal certain types of levels - you can beat them all in the same way, there is no "advanced" difficulty.

For me it's just to ease. But really cool game. And I also finished all the 1500 levels

A compelling game which makes you an addict. I have completed the 750+ levels in almost no time. Most of the levels are pretty easy or straightforward. Once you get the catch, there's no stopping you. Probably 1 in every 100 level is tough. What I liked the most: 1. Simple gameplay! 2. "Send half" What could be improved: 1. Some back ground music would really be nice. 2. Option to publish user created levels in game which can be played by other users.(ofcourse after the validations) -தமிழன்

I love this game, and it would be worth 5 stars if not for two things. One, Campaign mode gets repetitive. It seems like the same few games in rotation, with varying difficulties but not increasingly. Skirmish has more layouts and therefore I wouldn't call it a 'campaign'. Second, and worth almost the full two star deduction for me, is that the screen moves around and is sooo frustrating. I get why, as some of the layouts are slightly larger than the screen. But a different approach is needed.

I love everything about this game. It's incredibly simple, and definitely a good case of "easy to learn; hard to master". The way the dev's games all seem to take genres and apply this deconstruction to them very much appeals to me (I bought them all). I'm sure it's really hard to determine and rank the difficulty of levels, but some seem out of place. Most notably I've struggled for hours on level 35, but levels after it are pretty easy. I'm not saying 35 is unfair, but I think it's maybe placed way too early. I'll try revisiting it after I get better. Edit: I revisited 35 after getting to the 60s, and after a few attempts I was able to beat it! It really felt like it was too far out of reach at the time, and although this may not have been intended it felt amazing to go back even better at the game and beat it. I am glad it played out like it did.

Very good game. AI is a bit weird sometimes, and some levels are extremely hard, but the game is awesome. As of now, I've beat all levels up to 719, and the game is great Completing a stage unlocks the next three stages, so if you get stuck on a level, you can go on, and come back eventually to beat it. The send half feature should be more clear. I only found it after beating some 300-ish levels, and it could've helped me early on.

This is a simple, no-frills war game, yet it is far superior to several suped up war games of the same genre. It is entirely relaxing and enjoyable level after level. I've played on the order of 500 levels, too! My only feedback would be to take more time making sure that the easy levels come first and the harder ones later. Right now, the levels don't scale up in difficulty.

This game is great! I play it usually every day, and I'm almost done the campaign so the calendar mode comes at a great time. However, with a recent update to my phone (not the game), there is now an issue where if I switch apps during a game by swiping up from the bottom of my screen, then when I return to the game it acts as if I am always zooming in and out. I can fix this by opening the in-game menu, but it would be nice if this issue was fixed. Thank you for making and updating this game!

It's fine. It's another simple resource fighting clone game, but the controls are imprecise, especially when it matters in a game like this where you have to manage multiple resources. If you miss tapping a node, you would be dragging your entire screen around. There's also no fast way to send bursts of half troops, again, when it matters. You have to long click every time.