Call of War is a free to play browser strategy set in world war two, players get to join the game controlling a country and its various territories including Europe and North America and more. Players are able to choose their own allies, form enemies, expand their borders and reshape the events of WW2 in a slow and steady tactical strategy MMO. We’re putting the game through our F2P Meter to find out just how free this free to play game is…




The game is free to play through the sites official website.


There is an optional one off payment (31, 186 or 365 days) for a vip premium called High Command that gives players access to extra features such as a build queue, join gold games (where you have to pay to enter) for free, more control over unit commands, etc. The premium upgraded offers perks that don’t imbalance the game and are mostly geared towards quality of life and AFK management, it is not necessary to play the game.

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There are currently no DLC or expansions, updates are provided for free.



Players can purchase Gold using real world currency (though they can also earn it by viewing ads, videos and filling out surveys) which can be used to speed up various activities in the game such as fast building units, technologies, buying Morale to keep cities happy, buying missing resources, etc.


Gold gives players a major advantage if they are willing to spend a lot of money, which many players are, enabling them to get way ahead of their rivals and take a substantial early lead, or solidify a natural lead later game. Whilst strategy plays a key part to the game, and someone with a lot of gold won’t necessarily win, on an even playing field with players who know what they are doing then Gold can provide an overwhelming advantage.


There are no customization options for UI.


There are no race or class options, players can play as different countries, and whilst not all are available to play this is the same for all players.


There is no limitation to the in game market, players can buy and sell resources with each other freely.


There are no limitations to your inventory.


Some games are listed as Gold games, meaning you have to pay Gold premium currency (which costs money but can technically be earned) or High Command status (also costs money to access), meaning some games are only available to paying players.


There is no high-end content in the game.


The game has a lot to offer for players that enjoy long game strategies where planning and tactical thinking come at the expense of lacking action packed combat. Games are limited to a set number of players, and a lot of players do use Gold so there’s generally a disadvantage. However, there are some groups that have set up their own “gold free” games that players may be interested in checking out, ensuring skill over the size of your wallet is what counts.



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