End of War

End of War

The war passed, thousands of bombs destroyed cities, forests and fields. Everything was burned and only ruins remained.
The world needs a hero who will unite disparate people of all ages and rebuild cities, someone who will re-grow forests - a person who can rekindle hope for a peaceful existence in the hearts of people and revive life after the era of war.
And that person is you!
It is you who are able to unite people, rebuild houses, factories, factories. Rescue people from the rubble and restore forests. Revive the cities and lead the country to prosperity!

Instructions to Get Started with End of War

On a PC - control of the arrows for walking; on a mobile device - a touch joystick on the screen for walking.

Game Mechanics

- Lots of exciting levels
- The system of earning resources and their distribution for repairs
- Team gathering at levels and joint construction of houses
- An exciting story of the country's rebirth

Does the game utilize any game development frameworks such as Phaser or Cocos2d?

Javascript is the main library used for this project.

Which company created this game title?

The software for this game was developed by Mirra Games.

What descriptors are assigned to this game as tags?

The primary labels used to categorize the game are build, builder, building, city, war, warrior.

What type of game is it in terms of genre classification?

This game can be classified under the Battle category.

Does the game cater to a particular gender?

This game specifically appeals to Male.

Does the game have mobile device support?

Yes, End of War is playable on smartphones.

Who is this game suitable for in terms of age?

The demographic the game caters to by age is Kids, Teens.

Does the game contain any blood-related themes or visuals?

Yes, blood is shown during gameplay or in cutscenes of End of War.

Does this game contain any abusive or cruel elements?

Yes, there are disturbing or cruel scenes in End of War.

Can this game be played by kids?

No, End of War does not meet the standards for children's content.
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