Age of War Unblocked — Play Free Online

Age of War is a side-on strategy game, and it is a different kind of pick from the horror and survival titles around it on FNAF Plus. Two bases face each other across a flat battlefield. You do not control a character; you spend money on units, send them walking toward the enemy base, and try to destroy it before yours falls.

The hook is the time travel. You start in the stone age with clubmen and slingshots, and as you earn experience you can evolve into the next era, with stronger units, stronger turrets and a more powerful special attack. A single battle is a short arc from cavemen to high-tech armies, which makes it easy to fit in between longer sessions of Five Nights at Freddy's.

Where the FNAF games are about tension and waiting, this one is about economy. Every fight gives you gold and experience, and deciding what to spend them on is the whole game.

How to play

The game is driven mostly by clicking the buttons on screen. Units, turret slots and upgrades each have a button with a price, and gold comes in as your units fight and kill enemies. The listing for this page also mentions movement keys and Space, and the start screen names whatever the build actually uses, so check it before your first battle.

A round goes like this:

1. Buy a cheap front-line unit and keep a steady stream walking out.
2. Collect gold from kills and spend it on better units or on turret slots behind your base.
3. When the experience bar fills, evolve to the next age and switch to its stronger roster.
4. Use your special attack when the enemy is bunched up in front of your base.
5. Push forward once your army outnumbers theirs, and finish the enemy base.

Tips

• Do not evolve the moment you can. Make sure you have steady income and a little defence first, so the new era's pricier units do not leave you exposed.
• Turrets are a good way to turn spare gold into safety, since they keep firing even when your army is wiped out.
• Mix unit types instead of spamming one. A line of identical units loses to a counter that the enemy happens to send.
• Hold the special attack for a large group. Wasting it on a single unit is the most common mistake.

Similar games on FNAF Plus

Nothing else on the site plays quite like this. Forgotten Hill: Surgery and Forgotten Hill: The Wardrobe are slow point-and-click puzzle escapes. Horror Dungeon 3D is a first-person crawl. Friday Night Funkin' is a rhythm game. If you want another game where managing resources matters more than reflexes, Age of War is the one to open.

It suits short sessions, plays fine with a mouse or trackpad, and needs nothing installed; it runs in the browser.