Colonies at War

Name: Colonies at War
Rating: 4.6 (3694 reviews)
Author: wombi pty ltd

By: wombi pty ltd App

Conquer the world

Overview

Version:

13.2

Last updated: 2026-05-27

Features & Capabilities

Colonies at War is a historical strategy game set in the 19th century, when colonial powers race to claim the known world. Build armies, deploy fleets, and wage campaigns to expand your influence across continents.

Choose from 28 nations, scout for valuable lands, forge alliances with friends, and outmaneuver rivals to become the greatest nation in history.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

wombi pty ltd

Rating:

4.60

(3,694) 6 new ratings

Version:

13.2 Last updated: 2026-05-27

Version code:

886196754

Creation date:

2021-08-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

345.97MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-21

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 31,551 ▼ 20

Other rankings

#9 in risk keyword 7 ▲ 1

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Developed by:

wombi pty ltd

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/colonies-at-war/id1552800366

Website:

http://jgregorygames.com

User Reviews

Players praise Colonies at War for engaging, addictive strategy and varied campaigns that provide solid replayability, set in a rich historical backdrop. The nostalgia and historical flavor, including ships and geography, are strong draws. However, reviews repeatedly cite downsides: intrusive ads in the free version, mandatory online connectivity, and stability issues that cause crashes or progress resets. A perceived pay-to-win monetization and a desire for more content—additional scenarios, a DIY/custom mode, and broader nation options with better balance—are common requests to keep the game feeling fresh.

Pros

Engaging and addictive strategy gameplay that keeps players coming back.
Varied campaigns and scenarios provide depth and replayability.
Rich historical flavor with accurate ships and geography, offering nostalgia for longtime players.
Long-term appeal and nostalgia across years.

Cons

Ad-heavy free version with intrusive ads.
Requires internet connectivity and frequent disconnects that can reset progress.
Stability issues including crashes and freezes as the game grows more complex.
Perceived pay-to-win monetization affecting progression.
Desire for more content including additional scenarios, a DIY/custom mode, and broader nation options with better balance.

Recent reviews

I used to love this game and had decided to reload it. Whatever updates have happened have made it very difficult to play. Alliances are bugging out, causing an issue where you can even declare war on an alliance you’re in and become your own enemy! Also I don’t understand why the developer updated the victory screen to some cheesy plastic-looking green “you win!” instead of the old scroll that fit the game. Honestly I wish the developer would’ve left this game alone; it had a few bugs before but nothing game breaking (and one fun exploit with the navy that I loved!)

by 4t*****, 2026-07-07

Honestly why is easy so hard one time I was playing as Britain’s and all the country’s i bordered declared war on me on the first turn it happens to me so much on he world maps. I got this game about two years ago or one can’t remember but it was not like that then I don’t know if it’s a bug or if it’s supposed to be that hard but either way it’s super annoying. But besides that this game is amazing I love the mechanics, it’s better than the ww2, French and Indian, and ww3