App Store Review - Uniwar
Uniwar is an interesting addition to the App Store's list of strategy games. But how well does it stack up?
Genre: Turn based strategy
Players: Offline single player vs AI / Online Multiplayer via Internet
Price: $0.99 - You can’t beat this price for a paid iPod Touch / iPhone application from the App Store
Graphics: 9.5/10
The
graphics of Uniwar remind me of Starcraft - one of the great pioneers
of the real time strategy genre. They are both retro and well done.
Each unit has animated idle and movement states. Battles are also
animated. Such attention to detail is good to see on the iPod Touch /
iPhone platform.
Gameplay: 7.5/10
With 19
playable maps, a strong computer AI, the ability to play online, and
several playable sides, Uniwar offers a lasting gaming experience for
maximum replayability
Maps include nine types of terrain which
each affect your units attack power, defense ability, and mobility. Not
every unit can travel on all types of terrain. So, you have to plan
accordingly. In addition, each map is a new experience - demanding a
new strategy. What works on one map probably won’t work on the next.
You must continually adapt to the situation thrown at you.
Uniwar
is perfect to play for a few minutes or a few hours. Every time you
exit the app, your game progress is automatically saved.
Features: 10/10
For the price, Uniwar has an
amazing feature set. I am impressed that it has an online multiplayer
mode. This is what nearly every other strategy game has been missing.
Playing against the computer AI is fun enough, but if you want more of
a challenge, there is nothing quite like battling against a real human
opponent.
Computer AI: 9/10
If you’re looking
for a challenge, you’re in luck. The AI is no pansy. It is both
intelligent and powerful. The game starts off easy but gets challenging
fast.
The AI efficiently evaluates the game map and is smart
with its units. It won’t stick to one or two unit types. It’s happy to
throw everything it has at you.
I would like to see a difficulty
setting added to the game. Some users may be looking for a more casual
experience or may be new to the strategy genre - needing an easier
opponent to start with.
For experienced players of the genre, the built in difficulty is great. But some will want a change.
Stability: 10/10
In several hours of gameplay, Uniwar has yet to crash even once for me. It’s fast and responsive.

Final Score: 9.2
If
you are itching to add a new app to your iPod Touch or iPhone, you
can’t go wrong with Uniwar. It is a fun turn based strategy game that
will have you playing for hours and coming back for more.
The
developer has obviously put a lot of time and effort into making the
game a success. With a range of great features and gameplay options put
together in a solid, stable package, Uniwar is a must-have for any
strategy fan.

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