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Forge total war with knights in the fiercest from medieval battle strategy games
Senior reviews editor
Dawn of Ages: Medieval Warfare is a strategy game in the Strategy category, combining auto-chess battles with city building in a medieval setting. The listing says there is no magic or dragons, only warfare based on historical forces. It is rated PEGI 16.
You build up a settlement and move it through successive ages, then send your troops into battles, exploration and conquest. The game is multiplayer, so those battles can involve a worldwide community of other players.
The build we hold is Dawn of Ages: Medieval Warfare 3.8.0.17 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The city-building side of the game is about developing your empire over time. The listing describes progress through the ages as the thing that unlocks the next stage of your kingdom. Exploration sits alongside it as a way to expand beyond your starting land.
Expansion and conquest are the stated goals of the campaign. The listing frames the whole loop as kingdom building, so the economy and the military are meant to develop together.
The battles are described as auto-chess, so your role is to set up your forces and decide the tactics before the fight plays out. The listing says your troops wait for your orders, and it stresses that tactics matter as much as raw strength.
Infantry formations are a stated part of the combat. The listing names organized pike blocks and disciplined men-at-arms as formations you can field, alongside more irregular fighters such as axe-wielding warriors.
The listing says each weapon, piece of armor and tactic is based on real history. The unit roster draws on specific regional forces: English Longbowmen and Billmen, French Knights and Men-at-Arms, Teutonic Knights, Byzantine Cataphracts, Swiss Pikemen, Viking and Norse Warriors, Mongol Hordes and Japanese Samurai.
The developer notes that the game also reflects cultural and technological differences between regions. For someone interested in medieval history, the unit list is the main thing the listing points to as the game's historical angle.