About Game

Set in America's ruthless and chaotic era of the Wild West in 1865, 'West Game' offers an quintessential strategy game that adds an extra sprinkle of excitement. Aspiring to be crowned king of the West, players build their own towns, form their own gangs and fight against players worldwide. Gorgeous graphics combined with dramatic storytelling provide an immersive western environment that makes you feel like you're right in the thick of things. From high-risk deception to bruising battles, this game perfectly encapsulates everything a western fan would expect - but beware, because in the Wild West, there are no rules!

How to play

• Getting started in 'West Game' is akin to being thrust into the heart of the Wild West. Players begin by building and customizing their own towns - the hub of their empire. Once their towns are established, players raise a powerful army to strongarm enemies into submission. Lead your men to victory against powerful opponents under the command of your Sheriff. The power to recruit famous Outlaws or Cowboys makes your army more robust. As your power grows, engage in brutal bandit battles, employ strategic communication and conduct pivotal research to boost your city's development. To be victorious, you must outsmart your enemies and lay down the law in this unpredictable western world. Arm your Sheriff with legendary weapons, participate in various events and ultimately fight your way out of this ruthless Wild West to write your own history!

Features

• Notable features of 'West Game' are:
• 1. Build and customize your own town, creating a personal and unique western empire.
• 2. Recruit popular cowboys or outlaws - their fame goes before them as they help secure your victory.
• 3. Enjoy real-time chat channels, providing a strategically significant platform for discussion and planning with your friends.
• 4. Participate in exciting events, where the rewards are not just invaluable, but plentiful.
• 5. Engage in strategic planning and researches to boost the development of your city - Yes, knowledge is indeed power.

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