Apes Warfare를 플레이하면서 느낀 점을 솔직하게 말하자면, 싱글플레이는 단순히 싸우는 게임이 아니라 계속 고민하고 전략을 습득하는 과정 자체가 재미있었다. 한 판 한 판 하면서 학습되는 느낌이 있고, 실력이 쌓이는 체감이 분명하다. 멀티플레이에서는 그동안 싱글에서 익힌 전략을 실전에 적용하는 재미가 있다. 상대의 패턴을 읽고 대응하면서 싸우는 과정이 매우 박진감 있고, 다양한 맵 구성 덕분에 매판마다 새로운 변수가 생기며 전략적 사고를 자극한다. 특히 맵마다 유효한 접근법이 달라서 ‘이번엔 이렇게 해볼까?’라는 생각을 하게 만드는 점이 좋았다. 아쉬운 점을 꼽자면, 개인적으로 한 판의 플레이타임이 조금 길게 느껴졌고, 특히 초반 전개가 반복되는 경향이 있어 비슷한 양상으로 시작되는 경우가 많았다. 초반에 좀 더 다양한 선택지를 줄 수 있다면 전반적인 템포가 개선될 것 같다. 그럼에도 불구하고, 플레이하면서 전략을 발전시키는 재미와 실시간 대결의 집중감은 확실하다. 전략을 고민하는 플레이를 좋아한다면 충분히 매력을 느낄 수 있는 게임이라고 생각한다.

턴제 전략 게임을 정말 오랜만에 플레이해 보는데, 기대 이상으로 너무 재미있어서 놀랐습니다. 가볍게 맛만 보려고 했는데, 어느새 시간을 보니 2시간이 훌쩍 지나 있더라고요. 순식간에 몰입하게 만드는 마력이 있습니다! 특히, 유닛들의 움직임을 치밀하게 고려해서 작전을 짜는 재미가 일품입니다. 전략적인 깊이가 있어 매 턴 머리를 쓰게 만드는 점이 아주 매력적입니다. 거기에 날씨가 실시간으로 변하는 시스템은 정말 '오!' 하고 감탄했던 부분이었습니다. 단순히 시각적인 효과를 넘어, 전략에 변수를 주고 맵 활용을 다르게 해야 하는 점이 무척 신선하고 좋았습니다. 또한 새로운 맵을 지날 때마다 새로운 유닛들이 등장해서, 이 유닛들을 어떻게 활용할지 생각하는 것만으로도 게임이 더 즐겁게 느껴집니다. 다음 맵에서는 또 어떤 새로운 유닛이 나올지 기대하게 만드네요. 오랜만에 만난 수작 턴제 전략 게임입니다. 전략 게임을 좋아하시는 분들에게 강력하게 추천합니다!

I’ve been looking for a game that captures the feel of Advance Wars, and Apes Warfare delivers that while adding its own fresh style and gameplay twists. I’m really enjoying the variety it offers, from strategic challenges to puzzle-like elements. Considering the price and the current quality, it’s impressive. Although it’s still in Early Access and has some bugs, it’s definitely worth playing. The Superpowers are unique and fun, and while I haven’t tried multiplayer yet, I’m excited that it’s supported.

오랜만에 턴제겜 해봤는데 재밌었음 싱글 살짝 빡쎄질때 멀티해보니까 엄청재밌던데 멀티맵에 상대방 안보이는 맵이 더 많아졌으면 좋겠음

Despite its shortcomings, the game itself is incredibly simple yet has depth. I'm sure it'll be incredibly enjoyable to play once you get the hang of it. I'd really like to try a more advanced version.

Tried the demo first and ended up buying it right after. This scratches that turn-based strategy itch I've had for years. Cleared the first dozen maps without any major issues. Balance seems pretty good - not too easy, not frustrating. Some things need work. The UI layout isn't terrible but could be smarter. Low health captures feel like they take forever sometimes. Still, I'm hooked. Core mechanics are fun, and that's what matters most in Early Access. Worth picking up if you like this genre. I'll definitely keep playing.

플레이해보니 난이도가 상당하네요. 단순히 유닛만 많이 뽑거나 강한 유닛을 쓴다고 이길 수 있는 게 아니라, 조합과 배치, 그리고 상황 판단을 정말 신중하게 해야 합니다. 초반에는 시스템이 익숙지 않아서 몇 번 실패했는데, 파해법을 찾아나가고 클리어했을 때의 쾌감이 엄청납니다. 뇌지컬과 전략으로 어려운 난이도를 극복하는 재미가 확실합니다. 머리 쓰는 게임, 도전적인 난이도의 전략 시뮬레이션을 좋아하신다면 강력 추천합니다.

The game's difficulty is very high, but if you enjoy strategy simulation, you'll have a great time playing it. The playtime for a single match is long, so if an easier, streamlined 'easy mode' were released, it could lower the barrier to entry. 게임의 난이도는 매우 높지만, 전략 시뮬레이션을 즐겨하셨다면 아주 재미있게 즐길 수 있을 겁니다. 한 판에 걸리는 시간이 길어서 조금 간소화 된 이지 모드가 출시되면 진입 장벽이 낮아져 많은 사람이 즐길 수 있을 것 같아요.

굿겜 멀티도 재밌는듯

Apes Warfare captures the classic Advance Wars feeling while adding its own ideas. The pacing of battles is great and the tactical choices every turn feel meaningful. I especially enjoy how different maps and terrain features can completely change your strategy. Multiplayer matches are also surprisingly fun and competitive. If you like turn based tactics games, this one is easy to recommend.

If you repeat the same strategy, the limits come quickly, so you have to keep changing your unit and operation to suit your situation at every turn. The infantry, pistols, and transport units are definitely in place and well-balanced overall. Resource management is more important than you think because the stronger the unit, the higher the cost and risk. It's fun to keep thinking about each game because topographic variables are added on the ground and in the air, and the outcome of the battle varies greatly depending on the geographic characteristics of mountains or forests. But it would have been better if the tutorial was kind because the start was a little complicated. It's a very fun game when you get used to it, so I recommend it to those who like turn-based strategies.

It can be considered a well-made strategy simulation game with many elements to utilize, such as unit matchups and terrain features, as well as superpower elements that can speed up battles that might otherwise become tedious.

The unit matchups are clear and well-defined, and the game does a great job of gradually introducing its mechanics as you level up, making it easy to pick up. The most satisfying part, by far, is the thrill of defeating real opponents in multiplayer. It strikes a great balance between accessibility and strategic depth.

The way this title integrates tactical military elements into turn-based strategy is honestly brilliant. What stood out to me most was the pacing; every time the gameplay felt like it might plateau, a new gimmick or unit type would pop up to pivot the strategy. It’s clear that a lot of effort went into eliminating the 'slog' often found in this genre. It kept me hooked from start to finish.

I think Apes Warfare is a very fun game. It has exciting battles and different ways to attack and move, which makes the gameplay interesting. The game is quite difficult, but that challenge makes it even more fun and rewarding. I also like the graphics and the overall design of the game. In my opinion, Apes Warfare is a great game for people who enjoy action and strategy games.

The game, played like a game on a table, was very exciting. It seems to really appeal to your sensibilities. I recommend it to users who enjoy board games or Switch strategy games.

This game seems to be an interesting turn-based game that can change the game's victory by the player's judgment. It was really fun to break the game quickly by reducing the win or loss of the game and Day depending on your capabilities. And it was really impressive and fun to win by creating, moving, and attacking mobs capable of various gimmicks and attacks within your judgment.

This is a game that I ended up playing for two hours without realizing how much time had passed. The rules are well-structured and not overly difficult, and the tutorial is friendly and clear, making it easy to understand. I really recommend it.

This is a pretty solid turn-based strategy game. It feels like a game that focuses heavily on the combat side of Sid Meier’s Civilization. There are more situations that require strategic thinking than I initially expected, which was a pleasant surprise. That said, those moments do not happen very frequently, so I sometimes wished there was a bit more strategic depth. In most situations, capturing buildings tends to be the most effective option. Without fog of war, it is usually possible to respond to the opponent’s actions without too much difficulty. Overall, this feels like a game where tactical decision-making is more important than long-term strategy. Personally, I felt that the early game has a very large impact on the outcome, which can make comebacks difficult at times. Multiplayer was enjoyable, although waiting for other players’ turns could occasionally feel a little slow since there is not much to do while spectating. I also felt that the multiplayer victory conditions could have been explained more clearly. That being said, the standard levels and tutorial are well designed and fun to play. Even with a few shortcomings, I still think this is a good game that strategy fans can enjoy and worth recommending.

We continue to create interest by dividing the game's strategic choices into several. Some units attack in the air and counter the units on the ground, the long-range attack unit counter the aerial attack unit, and the aerial attack unit loses to the units on the ground. The in-game map strengthens the characteristics of the unit, such as the field of view, terrain, and bases, and is one of the points to consider in the player's strategic choices. As you play the game, you can see the good balance of the game by watching the player's skills grow, such as the gimmicks on the map that are gradually developed and added.

THE GOAT The matchup system alone is worth the price of admission. If you think you can just spam your favorite units and steamroll through, you're in for a rude awakening — and honestly, that's exactly what makes this game so good. You have to actually read what your opponent is building, think two or three moves ahead, and pull the right counter at the right time. When it all clicks and you completely dismantle someone's strategy with a well-placed counter unit, the satisfaction is just unreal. The terrain system takes everything a step further. Don't let the colorful visuals fool you — forests, mountains, and roads are not just decoration. A unit that looks underwhelming on paper can turn into an absolute wall when it's sitting in the right terrain. Suddenly you're not just thinking about what units to bring, but where to position them, which routes to take, and how to deny the enemy the high ground. Every inch of the battlefield matters, and that's rare to find in a strategy game at this price point. The units themselves are where the game really shows its depth. Each one has a clearly defined role, and they all feel genuinely different to play. A tank, a recon unit, and a support type aren't just the same thing with different numbers slapped on — they demand completely different approaches and decision-making. Learning the quirks of each unit, figuring out when to push and when to hold, and slowly mastering the whole roster is the kind of long-term satisfaction that keeps you coming back for just one more match. What ties it all together is how these three systems constantly feed into each other. Terrain shapes how you use your units. Unit matchups determine how you read the terrain. And the counters you pick force your opponent to rethink their positioning. Nothing exists in isolation, and no single strategy dominates everything. Every match feels like a genuine battle of wits, and that is exactly what a great strategy game should be.

This game is fun. It was a bit difficult for me, but for those who enjoy turn-based strategy games, the difficulty might feel just right. I recommend it.

I felt that the structure, where you can't win by repeating a single strategy and must prepare counter units or flexibly adjust your approach based on the opponent's actions, really captures the unique appeal of turn-based strategy games. The process of predicting your opponent's next move and responding accordingly makes deep strategic play possible rather than simple repetition, which was genuinely impressive. Almost no unit feels wasted, as each has a distinct role — infantry for capturing key points, pistol units for early harassment using their mobility, and transport units for compensating infantry's low movement range. Powerful units come with high production costs, meaning you can't mass-produce them carelessly, and the losses when they're destroyed are significant, so you have to consider both resource flow and the state of the battlefield at the same time. On top of that, the unit classification of sea, land, and air combined with type matchups and the varying terrain of each map creates a wide range of variables that demand fresh judgment every single game. Terrain features like mountains and jungles are important enough that how well you utilize them can determine the outcome in matches against other players. For anyone who enjoys turn-based strategy games, this is a title with enough depth and polish to keep you thoroughly entertained. However, the complexity of these systems means new players may face a losing streak before they fully understand how everything works, potentially leaving with the impression that the game is simply too difficult. If a step-by-step tutorial or practice mode were added to help players naturally learn unit roles, type matchups, and terrain usage, more newcomers would be able to experience what makes this game so enjoyable.

저는 평소에 게임을 엄청 많이 하는 사람은 아닙니다. 나이도 이제 50대이고, 최근 게임들보다는 어렸을 때 즐겼던 슈퍼 대전략이나 패미컴 워스, 그리고 어드밴스 워 같은 턴제 전략 게임에 대한 향수가 더 큰 사람입니다. 이상하게도 그 시절 게임들은 시간이 지나도 계속 기억에 남더군요... 아재스타일 인터넷에서 이것저것 검색하다가 비슷하다고 해서, APES Warfare를 알게 되었고, 요즘에도 이런 스타일 게임이 있나? 하는 마음으로 스팀에서 한 번 도전해보게 되었습니다. 스팀도 익숙하지 않아요. 처음에는 솔직히 배우기가 쉽지는 않았습니다. 예전 기억도 다시 떠올려야 했고, 유닛 상성이나 시스템을 익히는 데 시간이 조금 걸렸습니다. 하지만 익숙해지기 시작하니 정말 재미있었습니다. 무엇보다 예전 스타일의 턴제 전략 감성을 유지하면서도 게임 진행 속도가 훨씬 빠르고, 화면도 보기 편하게 잘 정리되어 있어서 플레이 흐름이 지루하지 않았습니다. 특히 좋았던 부분은 단순히 돈 많이 벌고 유닛 많이 뽑는 게임이 아니라는 점입니다. 퍼즐처럼 이번 턴을 어떻게 풀어야 할까? 고민하게 만드는 요소가 많았습니다. 방심하면 바로 밀리고, 져버리고, 어떤 맵은 한 번에 깨기 어려울 정도로 전략을 요구했습니다. 그래서 오히려 더 몰입하게 되었습니다. 또 재미있었던 부분은 계속 플레이하면서 새로운 콘텐츠가 언락되는 구조였습니다. 새로운 유닛도 사용해보고, 멀티플레이나 워 아레나, 맵 에디터 같은 기능이 열리는 과정이 꽤 동기부여가 되었습니다. 물론 어드밴스 워 스타일 영향을 많이 받은 건 사실입니다. 하지만 단순 복제 느낌은 아니었고, 지뢰 시스템이나 잠수함 소나 같은 새로운 요소들을 넣어서 나름의 차별화를 만들려고 노력한 게 느껴졌습니다. 이런 요소들을 잘 활용하면 게임 흐름이 크게 바뀌는 것도 재미있었습니다. 멀티플레이는 제가 원하는 시간에 바로 사람을 찾기는 조금 어려웠지만, 디스코드에 가보니 유저들끼리 활발하게 이야기하고 있었고, 직접 사람을 구해서 플레이하는 분위기였습니다. 영어라 조금 불편하긴 했지만 커뮤니티 분위기는 좋았습니다. 물론 인디 게임이다 보니 완벽하지 않은 부분도 있습니다. AI가 가끔 사람처럼 영리하지 못한 경우도 있었고, 약간 다듬어야 할 부분들도 보였습니다. 하지만 이런 점들을 감안해도 2만원대 가격에서는 충분히 만족스러운 경험이었습니다. 예전에 어드밴스 워나 클래식 턴제 전략 게임을 좋아했던 사람이라면 한 번쯤은 꼭 해볼 만한 작품이라고 생각합니다. 특히 빠른 템포와 끊임없이 흐름이 바뀌는 전투 덕분에, 생각보다 훨씬 긴장감 있고 중독성 있게 플레이했습니다.