War of Empire Conquest：3v3

WOE is a real-time strategy (RTS) mobile game focused on competitive PVP battles.

War of Empires Conquest (WOE) is a real-time strategy mobile game built around competitive PVP matches. One player creates a match, and others join to battle each other. All unit and building types can be manually controlled, giving players extensive strategic freedom.

Key Features:

WOE features 18 powerful medieval empires and civilizations—including China, Japan, Persia, the Teutons, Mongols, Goths, and Maya.

Each civilization has eight standard units and one unique unit. Standard units are shared across all empires, while unique units vary—such as Mongol Riders, Persian War Elephants, and Spanish Conquistadors.

Standard units include:

1. Swordsman: A versatile frontline unit.

2. Pikeman: Weak against arrows but effective against cavalry.

3. Archer: Vulnerable to cavalry but strong against pikemen.

4. Light Cavalry: Fast-moving units ideal for raiding and disruption.

5. Ram: Specialized siege unit for attacking buildings.

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Buildings: Watchtowers, turrets, castles, blacksmiths, and more.

1. Watchtower: Primarily used for defense. With five villagers garrisoned, it fires six arrows at once.

2. Turret: Designed to destroy enemy structures.

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Each civilization has unique strengths and weaknesses. Here’s a quick overview:

1. Huns: No need to build houses, saving construction time. Cavalry costs 20% less and can upgrade to Rangers.

2. Teutons: Soldiers are exceptionally strong but move slowly, reminiscent of historical Spartan warriors.

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Core Gameplay:

Once a match begins, prioritize these actions simultaneously:

1. Economic Development: Continuously produce villagers and gather resources. Use Town Centers and towers as safe havens for villagers when needed.

2. Early Raiding: Train a small raiding party to harass enemy villagers and gain an early advantage.

3. Eliminate Opponents.

Cooperation with allies is key—form legions to defeat larger enemy forces and protect high-damage, low-health allied units.

Success also depends on understanding unit counters and teamwork:

Learn each unit’s strengths and weaknesses. For example:

1. Pikemen counter cavalry

2. Cavalry counter archers

3. Archers counter pikemen

4. Camel Riders counter cavalry

5. Korean War Wagons counter other ranged units

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Game Modes:

Two primary resources—Food and Gold—drive progression. Advance through ages: Dark Age, Feudal Age, Castle Age, and Imperial Age, each unlocking new technologies, buildings, and units. The game offers deep strategic complexity, simplified through four main modes:

1. Standard Mode: Limited starting resources encourage careful economy and early raiding. Challenging yet highly engaging.

2. Imperial Deathmatch: Start in the Imperial Age with ample resources, enabling immediate large-scale battles.

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Main Features:

Having operated in China for four years through multiple updates, WOE now stands at version 1.8.n with full support for:

1. Player vs. CPU

2. Online Multiplayer

3. Spectator Mode

4. Replay System

5. Map Editor

6. Legion System

7. Friends List

8. In-Game Chat