The first thing you need to do is find an opponent. Press "New game" to see these options:
Random- here you get a random other opponent with a rating as close to your own as possible.
Friend- here you can choose from your Komogvind friends. They will receive a notification about your challenge.
Chatter- here you can choose from the players currently in the Neighbor Wars chat room.
Once you have found an opponent, the match begins. If you have chosen a random opponent, you may not start, but against friends and chatters you always take the first turn.
During your turn you always have five moves to do one of the following:
Collect symbols- by drawing a continuous chain of identical symbols, you can collect them.
Trigger attack- once you have collected enough symbols, you can trigger an attack on your opponent's house by pressing the button for the attack you want to use.
However, before you can trigger an attack, you must unlock it. The process is the same - you need to collect symbols and then choose which attack you want to access. Adding a new attack does not count as a move, but you can access a maximum of three different attacks per match.
To win the match, you must destroy your opponent's house. Each house starts with 100 health points - if your house hits zero points, you lose. If you get your opponent's house down to zero points, you win the match.
It usually takes around 9-11 rounds per player to play a match.
An attack in Neighbor Wars can have different effects, right now you have access to these attacks:
Loud music- can only be used by one player - does 10 points of damage to your opponents house. Uses 2 x 5 tokens.
Lawnmower- does 6-8 points of damage to your opponent's house. Uses 2 x 5 symbols.
Rockets- does 10-14 points of damage to your opponent's house. Uses 2 x 8 symbols.
Helicopter- does 18-24 points of damage to your opponent's house. Uses 2 x 13 symbols.
Mail truck ($)- does 8-12 points of damage to your opponent's house. Uses 2 x 6 symbols.
Thunderstorm ($)- does 10-16 points of damage to your opponent's house, and 0-6 to your own! Uses 2 x 7 symbols.
Each attack can only be used once per turn.
Some attacks cost cash to activate. Cash is earned by completing daily challenges, such as "Win 3 matches" or "Collect 10 symbols in one move". You find your daily challenge by clicking on the pile of cash on the game's home screen. You can save a maximum of three daily challenges, so make sure you complete them as soon as possible.
You get tokens for completing matches. Winning a match earns you 20,000 tokens, while losing earns you 5,000 tokens. If you win because your opponent gives up the match, you get 2,000 tokens per round - with a maximum of 20,000.
You start the game with 2000 rating points. If your opponent has a rating close to or higher than yours, a win will give you more rating points than if your opponent has a lower rating than you.
Use the random opponent feature to find a worthy opponent.
To prevent people with high ratings from staying in the top spots forever by stopping playing, your rating automatically drops by 1% when you have not played for 14 days.
I love this game. It is really fun to play with friends and sort of addicting.
I am so addicted to this game. Best multi-player game so far I hope they make more like this. I never get bored with this game. I play several times a day.
I like this Game and I wish that were more Multiplayer Games here.That were perfect :-) I love to play Games with more People. Yatzy or Bingo Spinner.... Hope to see more Multiplayer Games soon here.
A cool and addictive game where you can demolish the homes of your neighbors (friends). And in between there is a cozy and jolly talk about that in the chat. Nice!
This is a funny and addictive game once you found out how it works and what you have to do to win it.
Neighbor Wars is a fun game to play once you understand what you are supposed to do. It does take awhile to get the gist of the game but eventually everything falls into place and the game can be a lot of fun. Tinkerbell44
I found this game a little different than most, not used to playing with opponents, it was good after I figured it out.