About This App
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Category
Strategy
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Installs
50M+
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Content Rating
Everyone 10+
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Developer Email
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Privacy Policy
https://funplus.com/privacy-policy/
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Editor Reviews
Frost & Flame: King of Avalon is a strategy MMO game where you build a kingdom and fight against dragons and other players. You can play it on your phone through Google Play or the App Store, and it also works on PC. The game is free to download, but it has in-app purchases that can cost from a few dollars up to $100. There are also ads that pop up sometimes, which can be annoying if you are used to premium games.
In this game, you start with a small city and gather resources like wood, food, and stone to grow. You train troops, research technologies, and forge alliances with other players to take down massive dragons. The best part is the alliance versus alliance wars. Nothing beats the thrill of coordinating with your team to attack a dragon or defend your base from a rival alliance. My favorite part is the first alliance war I joined, where we had to plan our attacks and use chat to stay ahead of the enemy.
If you have played Game of War or Mobile Strike, you will find this game very familiar. It has the same base building and troop training style, but with more focus on dragons and monster hunting. I think this game is better than those because the dragon battles add a fun twist. The graphics are nicer too. I recommend Frost & Flame if you like strategic fights and making friends online, but be ready for the grind. You will need to log in often to keep up.
Features
- Dragons Emoji: You hatch and train dragons that help in battles, a feature I found more fun than the heroes in Rise of Kingdoms.
- Alliance Wars Emoji: Team up with players worldwide to fight real-time PvP, unlike Clash of Clans where wars are turn-based.
- Economy System Emoji: Manage five resources to build and upgrade, similar to Game of War but with faster gathering speeds.
Pros
- Dragon Gameplay Emoji: Dragons offer unique skills that change tactics, making battles more exciting than in standard base-building games.
- Real-Time Strategy Emoji: Live coordination with allies feels rewarding, unlike solo-focused games like Age of Empires Castle Siege.
- Social Hub Emoji: The chat and alliance features make it easy to form bonds, a big plus over single-player strategy games.
Cons
- Pay to Win Emoji: Free players struggle to compete with spenders, similar to Game of War, which kills the fun for casual players.
- Repetitive Tasks Emoji: Daily grinding for resources gets boring fast, unlike games like Clash Royale that have shorter matches.
- Annoying Ads Emoji: Forced ads interrupt gameplay, a flaw not found in premium games like Civilization VI.
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