Yes, Persian Rise Up Battle Sim is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
✅ The Persian Rise Up Battle Sim app appears to be high-quality and legitimate. Users are very satisfied.
Persian Rise Up Battle Sim has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $7.99.
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4.33 out of 5
158 ratings in United States
Among all the stickman sandbox games, this game’s been super fun. Another fact that surprised me is that Lots of the games with same category are louded with ads! But this game HAS NO ADS! And prices are so decent! Heroes, War strategies, Outfits are ALL historically correct 👍🏻 Well done Please keep up the great work 🥂
Good game hirad
Amazing battle sim I love it but could you add a Ottoman Empire
It’s okay but not. It’s kind of good but I might delete it, I’m sorry but I don’t like it that much it’s not very good.
It is a great game
Hey hey, A.k.a I love to battle in this game #aaaaaaaaagggggghh. #mind blown 🤯🤯🤯.& extremely amazing👍🏿🤩🤩 #🥳yaaaaaasss.
This game is really fun it’s really actually on the simulation in the detail it’s really cool on the action but I think for the sandbox you should be able to switch the Greeks and Persian teams. You should download this game and try it.
It’s like the battle of Rome game but it cleans up the glitches, but could you add blood pls
Fun but way too many adds
For a mobile game, this one is pretty well put together. You can get some instant success for paying for higher level characters and more upgrades, but at the time of this review, there is also plenty success to be had just grinding out levels, online PvP matches and videos that award gems. I don’t expect fairness from mobile games in general (with pay-to-play being the primary business model you will come across), but this title offers a fun and engaging battle screen with the ability customize tactics freely. The levels are appropriately challenging and the server population seems to be fairly consistent. The only thing that keeps this from being a 5 out of 5 is the sheer number of ads you will encounter, with them being after every fight and before most level beginnings. But, if you sync your gameplay with a podcast or a video you are watching, you can breeze through them without much notice and get to the gameplay without much hair-pulling (and the majority are skippable, anyway). The characters can get pricey as well, but it’s up to you if your the kind of gamer who wants the extra edge in battles. In all, I would recommend this game to anyone interested in battle games. The replayability is also helped by the fact that each faction (blue and red) must be upgraded individually. Some see this as a con, but I don’t mind grinding through games if it means I am rewarded for the effort, and so far that has been the case for this title. It’s a simple game, but fun when you get going. 2 thumbs up.
