Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/temporal-war/id6448799601 Temporal War Game Stew In 2027, on parallel Earth 103. The Red Army implemented a full blockade on the Tech Island to obtain control of chip te… $2.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsIn 2027, on parallel Earth 103. The Red Army implemented a full blockade on the Tech Island to obtain control of chip technology and global dominance. To counter the Red Army, the Tech Island allies formed the Blue Army, sparking intense warfare on the island and its surrounding waters... Features - A sci-fi storyline adapted from global affairs. - Fast-paced and highly strategic gameplay. - Deploy over 50 types of blue army units. - Resist the Red Army with advanced technology and superhuman abilities. - Collect nearly 400 cards. Information Seller:Game Stew Genre:Adventure, Card Release:Jul 20, 2023 Updated:Jun 21, 2024 Version:1.0.3 Size:330.4 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Quoad Well-Known Member Apr 17, 2015 1,108 217 63 #2 Quoad, Jul 20, 2023 Well. This’ll go down well in China Lull4by Well-Known Member Aug 21, 2014 767 313 63 #3 Lull4by, Jul 20, 2023 Red Army lol that is too obvious, but I like the idea. MetaGonzo Well-Known Member May 7, 2009 1,459 271 83 #4 MetaGonzo, Jul 20, 2023 Whatever can they mean? Love the art; might have to give this a whirl. macplash Well-Known Member Apr 17, 2014 2,645 1,103 113 Male 3D artist Munich, Germany #5 macplash, Jul 20, 2023 The same here. It’s basically robots and hot girls as far as I can judge from the screenshots LOL. This should be selling like crazy, right? Seeing such polished premium CCG, it’s been a while. And yet, I didn’t take the plunge yet mostly because I can’t tell what’s the gameplay about. Can some elaborate or give me an example of other similar games? Is it more StS/Monster Train or Hearthstone perhaps? I’d love to give it a try but I’d like to know what to expect first. Studebaker Active Member Oct 20, 2022 32 29 18 Male #6 Studebaker, Jul 20, 2023 Not taken plunge either. Artwork has a certain *look* about it. Want to know how it was produced first. naghihimutuc likes this. LasagneMan Member Sep 6, 2021 10 9 3 Male #7 LasagneMan, Jul 20, 2023 Curious how you get cards, it says recruit and shows a card appearing after tapping it in the trailer. So seems like it could be in game gacha for cards which I love. Also like others the general game play is quite strange from the trailer. Seems like you draw a card and it gets played instantly? vectorarchitekt Well-Known Member Dec 29, 2013 2,489 177 63 #8 vectorarchitekt, Jul 20, 2023 This is a departure from the developer’s usual style but it still has signature “game stewish” things about it. The music, overall vibe, etc. My only complaint as with all their games is that it could be sped up. All of their games need a “skip animations” or “game speed” option. You seem to recruit random units when you click on it and then put a deck together and go fight. I’m glad they tried to do a card game but it’s not revolutionary in the exhausted genre of battle games these days. But if you like Game Stew games I’d say it’s worthy of their collection for sure. I really like the art style this time. PBSNellie Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2013 1,381 168 63 Southern CA #9 PBSNellie, Jul 20, 2023 Is this really Game Stew? I have all their games and it doesn't seem like them. andreadeda Well-Known Member Mar 6, 2013 174 43 28 #10 andreadeda, Jul 20, 2023 For me Game Stew is instabuy; didn't recognize it immediately as one of their games as the graphic style is unusual; will get back to comment once i've had the time to play it properly vectorarchitekt Well-Known Member Dec 29, 2013 2,489 177 63 #11 vectorarchitekt, Jul 20, 2023 It is! I first found out about this on Facebook of all places. Studebaker Active Member Oct 20, 2022 32 29 18 Male #12 Studebaker, Jul 20, 2023 Graphics are in the style of AI art program, like Midjourney, which take work of other artists without permission. Rather not support in this case. naghihimutuc likes this. djstout Well-Known Member Jul 21, 2011 2,685 105 63 Sportscaster & football (soccer) coach Taiwan & Japan #13 djstout, Jul 20, 2023 TAIWAN !!!! My country fighting China, I love it Lull4by likes this. gmattergames Well-Known Member Mar 1, 2013 607 42 28 #14 gmattergames, Jul 21, 2023 Disappointing for a GameStew release, doesn’t have the typical lo-fi charm and gameplay is challenging as you immediately face powerfull enemies who are immune to damage. Feeling like I need to run through tutorial again to see what I’m missing. Cinot Well-Known Member Jun 19, 2016 61 12 8 #15 Cinot, Jul 23, 2023 Are there card unlocks or a progression system? I can‘t find a gameplay ( for me the trailer us not enough ). andreadeda Well-Known Member Mar 6, 2013 174 43 28 #16 andreadeda, Jul 24, 2023 Basically you can have 3 versions of the cards, 1 to 3 stars. 1 stars are basic, 2 stars have a special ability, 3 stars have 2 special abilities. With the currency you gain you can roll a “gacha” and get cards. Once unlocked the 1 star version you can use it unlimited times. The 2 and 3 stars are lost when killed in battle. it might start hard because they don’t explain much immediately. You have to conquer territories that have a difficult level of 1 to 5 and give you some money every turn. you also get attacked and have to defend. The objective is to win all territories. the fact is that you start with a 5 star territory and around you are other 5 star territory so without knowing what to do you end up attacking those and loosing. Once you start loosing you don’t have enough money to roll the gacha and get better units and it’s hard to pull yourself back up. my advice is to start conquering 1 and 2 star territories and roll the gacha to get more units and slowly integrate them. Don’t defend the original territories as you will loose. Try to have at least 1 land territory all the time because if you loose them all it’s game over. Soon it will click, you’ll learn how to build the deck and will start winning harder territories and get more money and more powerful units. I lost my first game, understood what to do and I’m in my second game and only have 5 star territory ti conquest to win (don’t have much time so my progress is slowish). Once you understand the units and how to place them, who you can sacrifice and who to protect, it gets much easier. for me it’s a good game, it’s fun and rightfully challenging. It has the usual game stew vibe, without having the usual graphic style. I don’t mind the new one. Might not have a lot of soul but the game has. If you like gamestew ones you will like this one. Roxton, Ijipop, adin and 2 others like this. Cinot Well-Known Member Jun 19, 2016 61 12 8 #17 Cinot, Jul 24, 2023 Thank you for the explanation. I was not sure if it has the „gamestew vibes“ or something totally different. I enjoyed the games they made. So I will also take this one. LasagneMan Member Sep 6, 2021 10 9 3 Male #18 LasagneMan, Jul 25, 2023 With the Gacha is it like a card pack or just a single card then are there different rarities or the cards just level up? Guessing you can do plenty of pulls after each battle too? andreadeda Well-Known Member Mar 6, 2013 174 43 28 #19 andreadeda, Jul 25, 2023 Just finished the game; the gacha is single pulls, each costs 1000 of the currency; you get from 50 to 600 for every territory you posses (depending on the territory)and usually between 1000-2000 for every game you win; at the beginning was usualy rolling 2-3 times after each games; at the end around 8-9 times. You don't upgrade cards, you have to pull them to play them; don't know the rates but already at 2 stars some cards are very good and you have some good 1 star as well that i had in the deck through the whole game. LasagneMan Member Sep 6, 2021 10 9 3 Male #20 LasagneMan, Jul 25, 2023 Thanks. So generally recommend it? Any reason to play through again? 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The same here. It’s basically robots and hot girls as far as I can judge from the screenshots LOL. This should be selling like crazy, right? Seeing such polished premium CCG, it’s been a while. And yet, I didn’t take the plunge yet mostly because I can’t tell what’s the gameplay about. Can some elaborate or give me an example of other similar games? Is it more StS/Monster Train or Hearthstone perhaps? I’d love to give it a try but I’d like to know what to expect first.
Not taken plunge either. Artwork has a certain *look* about it. Want to know how it was produced first.
Curious how you get cards, it says recruit and shows a card appearing after tapping it in the trailer. So seems like it could be in game gacha for cards which I love. Also like others the general game play is quite strange from the trailer. Seems like you draw a card and it gets played instantly?
This is a departure from the developer’s usual style but it still has signature “game stewish” things about it. The music, overall vibe, etc. My only complaint as with all their games is that it could be sped up. All of their games need a “skip animations” or “game speed” option. You seem to recruit random units when you click on it and then put a deck together and go fight. I’m glad they tried to do a card game but it’s not revolutionary in the exhausted genre of battle games these days. But if you like Game Stew games I’d say it’s worthy of their collection for sure. I really like the art style this time.
For me Game Stew is instabuy; didn't recognize it immediately as one of their games as the graphic style is unusual; will get back to comment once i've had the time to play it properly
Graphics are in the style of AI art program, like Midjourney, which take work of other artists without permission. Rather not support in this case.
Disappointing for a GameStew release, doesn’t have the typical lo-fi charm and gameplay is challenging as you immediately face powerfull enemies who are immune to damage. Feeling like I need to run through tutorial again to see what I’m missing.
Are there card unlocks or a progression system? I can‘t find a gameplay ( for me the trailer us not enough ).
Basically you can have 3 versions of the cards, 1 to 3 stars. 1 stars are basic, 2 stars have a special ability, 3 stars have 2 special abilities. With the currency you gain you can roll a “gacha” and get cards. Once unlocked the 1 star version you can use it unlimited times. The 2 and 3 stars are lost when killed in battle. it might start hard because they don’t explain much immediately. You have to conquer territories that have a difficult level of 1 to 5 and give you some money every turn. you also get attacked and have to defend. The objective is to win all territories. the fact is that you start with a 5 star territory and around you are other 5 star territory so without knowing what to do you end up attacking those and loosing. Once you start loosing you don’t have enough money to roll the gacha and get better units and it’s hard to pull yourself back up. my advice is to start conquering 1 and 2 star territories and roll the gacha to get more units and slowly integrate them. Don’t defend the original territories as you will loose. Try to have at least 1 land territory all the time because if you loose them all it’s game over. Soon it will click, you’ll learn how to build the deck and will start winning harder territories and get more money and more powerful units. I lost my first game, understood what to do and I’m in my second game and only have 5 star territory ti conquest to win (don’t have much time so my progress is slowish). Once you understand the units and how to place them, who you can sacrifice and who to protect, it gets much easier. for me it’s a good game, it’s fun and rightfully challenging. It has the usual game stew vibe, without having the usual graphic style. I don’t mind the new one. Might not have a lot of soul but the game has. If you like gamestew ones you will like this one.
Thank you for the explanation. I was not sure if it has the „gamestew vibes“ or something totally different. I enjoyed the games they made. So I will also take this one.
With the Gacha is it like a card pack or just a single card then are there different rarities or the cards just level up? Guessing you can do plenty of pulls after each battle too?
Just finished the game; the gacha is single pulls, each costs 1000 of the currency; you get from 50 to 600 for every territory you posses (depending on the territory)and usually between 1000-2000 for every game you win; at the beginning was usualy rolling 2-3 times after each games; at the end around 8-9 times. You don't upgrade cards, you have to pull them to play them; don't know the rates but already at 2 stars some cards are very good and you have some good 1 star as well that i had in the deck through the whole game.
