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Epic battles! Tiny proportions

Ratings

Age

4+

Category

Puzzle

Languages

English

Tiny Armies is a thoughtfully designed mobile game that blends accessible mechanics with steadily increasing challenge. Players place and manipulate objects to influence in-game elements, solve levels, and progress through curated stages. The experience favors experimentation and polish, with simple controls and satisfying feedback.

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Ratings & Reviews
Amazing game! but I have a few suggestions.
Sat Dec 11 2021 jdhdhejdhchfudhjd

So this game is a really fun strategy game and I love it. The only changes I would make would be a level creator. So I can make my own levels and play thoughs levels with NPC’s and my friends! Another thing is that your game is not online so I can’t play ageist real Peaple that don’t have to be right next to me. That’s it for my suggestions and for the people who are reading this review I think this is a really fun game for phone and Apple Watch! I totally suggest you get it!

The only game you’ll need on your watch and maybe even your phone.
Fri Aug 23 2019 RETRO RADICAL

Simple and addicting. This game captures the spirit of both turn based strategy games and board games into a minimalistic masterpiece. I play this game at least three times a day. Whether I’m cooking some breakfast or riding in an elevator, when the games are so short I can always make a little time. Endlessly replayable and extremely satisfying 10 frustrating forest upsets out of 10. Oh yeah I almost forgot, the local versus is an amazing way to kill time with a friend or partner. Flinging your little mono color comrades back and forth is a great way to make a stale moment waiting for a movie to start into a fun little game of thrones. 10 fellowships of the fling out of 10.

Awesome quick-play game
Tue Oct 11 2022 WRS15743

I found this game randomly and I love it! It’s just the right balance of casual strategy and luck. The design is gorgeous, sophisticated, and the UI super easy. I pick it up and play it often because of how quick you can get in and out, and progress is always saved. Thank you also for monetizing fairly with no ads, no IAP, no data collection. The file size is small and the app uses no battery. You did everything right here. Thank you developer!

This game is awesome but it’s broken.
Thu Nov 23 2023 James Dumont

I really enjoy this game, so I was interested in playing multiplayer. I bought it for a few of my friends, but one of them has the newest iPhone and wasn’t able to get past the initial “Swipe Up” screen. Then, the iMessage version doesn’t allow certain directions of swipes. It seems to be registering as attempts to dismiss the iMessage App window. If these things were fixed, I was hoping to set up tournaments with my friends. I’d be very grateful, and I’d make sure my friends’ friends all bought copies and told their friends. Thanks for making a clever, unique, and well-crafted game!

Please Add My Idea
Thu May 24 2018 DJSoto13

You should do something where you can customize the map your self you know This game is fun and the only problem but at the same time isn’t one is when your kinda forced to do the same move over and over when the AI or when me and my friends play That’s why I want to be able to customize the playing field myself thanks for listening

Potential but not there yet
Thu Sep 20 2018 enp522

The concept for the game is alright and it is true that it’s easy to pick up and play but there’s a few flaws that I think outweigh the positives. The gameplay involves swiping to move your pieces in an attempt to “capture” enemy pieces. As others have mentioned the levels are random each time. Even when you restart a level you get a new random level so there isn’t really an opportunity to learn how to “beat” a particular puzzle. It’s a big stretch to call this a “puzzle” game because of that. The AI is also laughable sometimes - clearly making bad moves that allow you to win when there would be better options. Also for some reason when you get to the second “stage” or whatever you call it they introduce a “fog of war” mechanic where you literally can’t see any part of the board and you’re forced to just make random moves and hope that it works out. I’m not sure how that can be classified as strategy.

Potential But Needs Work
Tue Apr 28 2020 Planarsibling

This game could truly shine, but needs a few tweaks to get there. Right now there is really very little strategy. The water obstacles usually devastate whichever army attacks first, and the AI often recognizes this and simply moves back and forth indefinitely until you decide to take the risk and then just destroys you (this is especially true in the fog of war levels). Or the reverse is true and you take out half the enemy’s army on your first charge and then mop up. Deva I love your basic concept, now make some tweaks so there is actual strategy as opposed to just luck.

I am very disappointed
Sun Dec 01 2019 Mrs.Needles

This is the first time I’ve been disappointed in an app that I actually paid money for. I bought it just because it has a watch app access in addition to on my phone. I played all 8 available levels and I couldn’t progress on to new levels. It sure seemed attractive with all its positive reviews but if you don’t want or don’t have the ability to play with friends there’s no point in this application at all. I just wish at this point I could get a refund, but whatever. $0.99 wasted on a good lesson not to always buy just based on “good” reviews.


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