Warlords Conquest: Enemy Lines

Name: Warlords Conquest: Enemy Lines
Rating: 4.1 (158 reviews)
Author: SimpleBit Studios ApS

By: SimpleBit Studios ApS

Kingdom Defense & Medieval RTS

▶

Features & Capabilities

Warlords Conquest: Enemy Lines is a pixel-art medieval RTS Tower Defense where you lead Humans, Orcs, and Elves across lanes, deploying units, fortifications, and special attacks to conquer enemy kingdoms.

Features include offline play with cloud sync for the same OS, no forced ads, multiple factions with unlockable units, map exploration, and strategic battles that reward timing and planning.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Art Design Entertainment

By:

SimpleBit Studios ApS

Rating:

4.10

(158) 0.10

Version:

14 Last updated: 2025-12-02

Version code:

880238388

Creation date:

2023-04-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

157.43MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 131,397 ▼ 1,130

Other platforms

Warlords Conquest: Enemy Lines (v14)

376,772 3.56

(1,317)

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

Contact the developer

Chrome-Stats does not own this Apple app. Please use these information below to contact the Apple app developer.

Developed by:

SimpleBit Studios ApS

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/warlords-conquest-enemy-lines/id6444449927

Website:

https://www.simplebitstudios.com/

User Reviews

Warlords Conquest: Enemy Lines is a solid RTS with tactical depth, balanced challenges, and a player-friendly ad model. Reviewers praise its core gameplay and potential, especially in comparison to similar titles. However, several recurring concerns include limited endgame content, a strong desire for more factions (dwarves, etc.), and QoL issues in controls and UI. Overall, it’s a strong foundation with clear opportunities for growth via new content and improved usability.

Pros

Engaging real-time strategy gameplay with deep tactical depth and a rewarding upgrade loop.
Balanced and challenging, demanding strategy without becoming overly frustrating.
Ad model is player-friendly: ads are optional and rewards are available (no forced pop-ups).
Depth and potential: many players feel the game has more to offer and compares favorably to similar titles like Trench Warfare.
Positive sense of ongoing development and future updates.

Cons

Endgame content is limited: after finishing levels there’s not much else to do.
Desire for more factions and content (notably dwarves) and more frequent updates.
UI/controls could use QoL improvements: troop placement is line-restricted, lacking speed controls and clearer unit stats.

Recent reviews

I enjoy many of the design choices. I dig the retro feel, and the unit upgrades. However, much like how unit autosend was crucial to the ui of “Warlords: Call to Arms” and the sequel, it is necessary here. Necessary, and absent. Please add unit autosend to this game. Last selected unit deploys in last selected battle row when its deployment cycle is ready. Also, let me pick the lane of deployment at my leisure, not just when units are ready. Think about it, devs.