Lux DLX 3 - Map Conquest Game

Name: Lux DLX 3 - Map Conquest Game
Price: 6.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (1245 reviews)
Author: Sillysoft Games

By: Sillysoft Games

World Domination Supreme!

Features & Capabilities

Lux DLX 3: Map Conquest is a strategy game of world domination with 100+ maps, smart AI, a fast UI, and hotseat multiplayer. It’s a single upfront purchase with no hidden fees, and maps range from Australia Mini to WWII HD battles, designed for mobile screens and desktops alike.

Version 3 adds quick-buttons for Auto-Advance and All-In-Attack, an enhanced OpenGL graphics engine, widescreen iPhone support, and more maps. Tips to win: attack with 3 or more armies for best odds; take over one enemy country per turn to claim a card; fully eliminate an enemy and you get their cards. Lux DLX is the mobile version of Lux Delux, available for desktops and laptops.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Sillysoft Games

Rating:

4.60

(1,245) 3 new ratings

Version:

3.25 Last updated: 2019-03-26

Version code:

830475372

Creation date:

2008-12-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

89.64MB

Price:

6.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 53,096 ▲ 325

Other rankings

#31 in maps keyword 23 ▲ 8#39 in map keyword 20 ▲ 6#83 in risk keyword 7 ▲

Other platforms

Lux DLX (world conquest ++) (v1.33)

158,766 3.21

(3,708)

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Developed by:

Sillysoft Games

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lux-dlx-3-map-conquest-game/id299813413

Website:

http://sillysoft.net/lux/dlx/

User Reviews

Lux DLX 3 is praised for its Risk-like, quick-play strategy, a large library of maps, clean presentation, and long-running appeal. Players value the ad-free, affordable experience and social play via pass-and-play or screen-sharing. The main drawbacks are stability issues (crashes and startup freezes, worsened after iOS updates), AI balance concerns (unbalanced and sometimes weak computer opponents), and the lack of online multiplayer. Some map-download/server issues and limited developer support are also noted. Overall, a beloved, map-rich game that runs best on stable builds and with online play.

Pros

Huge variety of maps with adjustable AI difficulty.
Simple, clean Risk-like gameplay with clear visuals.
Ad-free, quick-to-learn, and extremely replayable for years.
Great for social play on one device (pass-and-play) and easy screen sharing.
Well-loved, decade-spanning title that feels like good value.

Cons

Frequent crashes and startup instability on various devices, worsened by iOS updates.
AI balance problems—opponents can be weak or overly favorable to the computer.
No online multiplayer; players want internet play.
Map download and server connectivity issues.
Limited developer support (website intermittently unreachable).

Recent reviews

Love the game… I just play the one most similar to the original game. I wish they would have an option to shut the sounds off without having to turn the phone volume all the way down. I’d like to be able to listen to music or a podcast without bombs exploring.

by Sc*****, 2026-03-17

I’ve really enjoyed this over the years. Especially on the larger maps. I’d give it a five except whenever there’s an iOS update, the game crashes for a while, needing multiple download attempts. Seems to be a bit fragile.

by Ir*****, 2026-02-13

I love this implementation of the game of Risk - it has ease of play, multiple option settings, board clarity, and the useful information displayed. Nice, clean, clear, fun. My one and only complaint is that the computer game players are fairly weak. There are a few different tactics (algorithms) that the different AIs are using, which is great, but they lack a larger strategic view and are therefore weak. I win more than 90% of the time which is not challenging enough. I can imagine other tactics for the computer opponents to employ. Or better yet, to combine tactics for when strategic opportunities present themself. And, at a higher level of play, to create improved odds at shaping strategic opportunities.