Puzzle
Woodle Screw Jam: Nuts & Bolts
- ⭐️ 4.8💰 Free
Entertainment
- ⭐️ 4.4💰 Free
Action
- ⭐️ 4.6💰 Free
Action
- ⭐️ 4.1💰 Free
Role Playing
- ⭐️ 4.7💰 Free
Board
- ⭐️ 4.6💰 Paid
Arcade
- ⭐️ 4.4💰 Free
Communication
- ⭐️ 4.5💰 Paid
Woodle Screw Jam: Nuts & Bolts
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4.7
Average Rating
51
Total Ratings
10
Total Reviews
Do you miss Advance Wars? Well, dust off your strategy cap because Warbits is here to teleport you back in time, now on mobile! For just a buck, it’s like finding treasure in the bargain bin. No ads and a slick HUD—talk about a win-win situation! 🏆
The gameplay hits all the right notes for turn-based enthusiasts. It involves city capture and unit production with solid visuals and soundtrack that'll have fans of Advance Wars or Wargroove feeling right at home. However, prepare for some strategic conundrums as diagonal movements are harder than convincing your cat to take a bath! 🐱💧
Some players yearn for more polish than an apple before prom night 🍎✨ but still can't resist its incredible charm. That cutesy art style might confuse folks trying to distinguish units faster than they spot Waldo!
With exciting features like map editor and local versus mode against CPUs (bring out those competitive vibes), this game is packed full of fun. A sprinkle of variety in city income mechanics keeps map capturing interesting—no snooze-fests here!
Sure, there are minor hiccups like typos waving hello 👋 or custom maps refusing offline play against bots... naughty little devils 😈 But hey, if you're craving that nostalgic strategy fix while hoping for Warbits 2: Electric Boogaloo 💡🕺 then grab this gem ASAP.
In conclusion: Just buy it. Your inner tactician will thank you later. 📜🔍
"Do you remember Advance Wars? Warbits is an amazing translation of the classic, but now for mobile. No ads, clear HUD. The 1€ is very worth it!"
"The general gameplay is good, just like common turn-based-battle games with city capture and unit production. However, I'm disappointed that movement and attack range are calculated rigidly on straight horizontal and vertical (diagonal is counted as greater than 1 unit length). It messes up the initial plans. Sure I'll get used to it, but the overall maneuvers will always be unpleasant to see, e.g. adjacent 1-range units won't be able to attack if they're diagonal to each other."
"Solid game, really enjoying it so far. Can't wait for the steam release!"
"It's a great game, but lacks a significant amount of polish."
"Love it very much."
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