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To End All Wars
Developer Ageod
Ageod’s To End All Wars is a grand strategy game set during World War One. Players will take control over one of the major powers that so desperately fought for control over Europe and to end all wars. From the Steam store page
137 reactions from 2 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky) · newest Oct 15, 2025 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
60
Fresh
81 positive · 54 negative
95% range 52–68%
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| Steam reviews | 81 | 54 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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Steam's own rating
Mixed
120 of 191 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
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Reactions
60 of 137 · most liked firstI wrote a very critical, barely positive review for EAW six weeks ago, when I had only about 32 hours played on version 1.0. In that review, I complained about the game's counterintuitive attack/defense outcomes, inscrutable casualty calculations, supply system flaws and ahistorical patterns. In the meantime, I have played through the game twice and racked up over 200 hours played. Additionally, patch 1.1 was released during this time. In the light of these new developments, I am happy to…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →To End All Wars is the digital equivalent of a board war game. You are taking sides on the Great War, the global conflict between vainglorious European nations that happened some 100 years ago. There are three alliances initially: the Central Powers (Germany and Austria-Hungary), the West Entente (France and possibly Great Britain), and the East Entente (Russia and Serbia). I said "possibly" for GBR, because how quickly the United Kingdom can join the Entente may depend on the war plans each…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →To be completely honest, I've only recently been introduced to the likes of titles by AGEod, the developer and publisher of To End All Wars. Having been eager to play their other title, the ambitious looking Civil War II, I decided to hold off on purchasing that one because I discovered that To End All Wars was to be released soon, which seemed like a title that was a little bit more up my alley. As a history fanatic and appreciator of the massive scale and scope that the real WWI exhibited, To…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →AGEod is a great strategy engine and WWI is a forgotten war in videogames. So this is a very good combination. Honestly, it's not easy and not easy to learn. We need much time to understand the mechanism - even if you play with American Civil War for ages - and we need time to set everysmall details in the turns. But it worth the time. Oh, and this is an another 'one more turn' wargame.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I bought the game a week ago and I've gotten into it quite well. I had no previous experience about AGEoD engine. Lemme tell you my honest opinion about the game - no pun included. I love the concept and look of the game. I like how clean it is with it's main pressure on actual war and doing this all-aspects-in-mind made mechanics. A war strategy game with clear pressure on war and strategy, so simple and effective. However there are some clear mistakes made with this game and it isn't…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a superb military strategy game. It might look expensive and clunky, and you might hear some complaints about turn times, but if you're interested in a deep, thoughtful game which reasonably accurately mimics the Great War and has a great deal of replayability, this is the best I've come across. Unlike other titles I'm familiar with (e.g. Commander: The Great War, Making History: The Great War), this one captures a lot of the feel of WW1, in the sense that battles become increasingly…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Now they release a 20 € scenario-package for a game that still doesn't care for an accurate manual. AGEOD doesn't care for new customers being unfamiliar with their franchise. Ripping off another 20 bucks for a game which apart from looking nice, leaves the new player completely in the dark, is a matter of bad taste- This game looks awesome and lures you into buying it. But it's mechanics, the GUI and mainly the documentation are nothing but annyoing. Their forum ist full with threads adressing…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game has been removed "due to payment issues" from my account 6 years after activation. Thank you Slitherine! How can I prove payment after such a long time? It is a shame that Valve allows such things. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2041125277&tscn=1585577859
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →To End All Wars is a new grand strategy game released by Ageod. The game allows the player to take the full command of the Central Powers ( Germany and Austria-Hungary ), the Western Entente ( France, the United Kingdom and Belgium ) or the Eastern Entente ( Russia, Serbia and Montenegro ) during the Great War ( which we talking a lot recently since it happened a century ago ). One you've picked your side, you are in charge of the supreme command of your alliance in terms of military,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Disclaimer Whether this is an alright game or a very bad one depends mainly on whether you want to play single player or you have someone else to play as the other side. Why? The AI is laughable. It will stack forces in the nation's capital while its armies are losing everywhere else. It will waste resources on units that it would leave to rust far away from the front lines. It will waste all of its resources and still won't field a decent army. From what I've experience in several campaigns,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It could be just me not understanding the game mechanics, but so far despite my best efforts to understand and mastering them, the game develops in very awkward ways. For instance, during the initial invasion of Belgium and France, I can't even take Antwerp. I set up an experiment in which I tried to achieve nothing but that. I hauled all heavy guns to Antwerp, established military control of the region (so the city was under siege, I suppose), bombarded it, assaulted it, caused breaches, but…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is truly an outstanding simulation. The scope is wide as all Powers are represented in the conflict. The map is large, captures the "feel" of the terrain and is visually pleasing. However the real masterpiece is the game engine. It is the same as CWII and comes with the same high level of support. The power users "know their business" and share tips/knowledge liberally on the forums. This reminds me of the great board games from the 70s and 80s - something I have not often seen.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I purchased To End All Wars for an extravagant price but at the time did not mind since I thought that it would be worth it. I’ll keep my summation short. The gameplay is over complicated, the tutorial takes too long and the graphics are not great. But the worst and most frustrating part of this game is the time it takes to complete a turn. When you played your moves and you hit the end round button the frustration steps in. Each round covers a period of 15 days to complete while the other…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The best way to play is to just start off as Russia without doing any of the tutorials and then you can recreate their abysmal ww1 performance in all its glory as you figure out how to play the game. After the first few million losses you'll start to get the hang of it.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →ENG: Nothing unusual, another masterpiece from AGEod! :) First, you will be scared away by the game interface, then the overload of the game screen, but after a couple of hours you will realize that this is a great wargame with a very decent simulation of military operations during the Great War. AGE engine well managed Civil Wars of Rome, gave a wonderful atmosphere of the Civil War in the United States and is now offering to try the First World War. Unlike other series of AGEod…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A glorious WW1 historical strategy made by AGEODS. Whether you are looking for just a small scenario such as the Serbian War, or Gallipoli or a MAJOR campaign such as the entire war you can do it here! I have tried to start my own central powers campaign, I wonder if I can succeed in changing the course of the War. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBbEGvSGs1I
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →To put it in few words, this game baffles me. What I liked: - Realistic unit deployment, mobilization and cost (recruiting units is costly and takes time, you can't spam armies). - Complete but yet reduced map. It focus on the conflict in Europe and other areas are just little boxes in the corners, you won't be overwhelmed with it. - Generals and other commanders of the time are present and have their own atributes. - Technology progresion and new units/weapons as you play through. - Supply…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I don't have much playing time on this game for a reason, if you read the full review you will understand why. I have a love hate relationship to this game. I cannot believe how many good reviews this game have. these reviewers must be very booring people. it is a turn based grand strategy game, it looks beautiful, it have some dept and is insteresting in the historical perspective, it does have a very steep learning curve, this is one of those games you have to learn for quite some time before…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a complex and deep strategy game that I recommend for those that feel games like EU4 or CKII or HoI3 are too simple or too high-level. This is not quick wargame, and people that expect such a game will be disappointed. It is turn-based, and because both the players turns are executed simultaneously, an additional layer of complexity is added. It gets better if you turn the realism options on, because common sense then helps to understand what happens in the game. There are so many…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Terrible GUI that you have to touch in order to feel how bad it is, the videos are misleading. Tutorials are cards filled with microscopic text and everything is totally counter-intuitive to me. The map is full of units that I can't figure out what to do with and turn ends take their sweet time. There's no tactical combat but some tedious "select your cards to suck or press the button to have AI select the best ones for you". Research is hidden in Russia deep map (figures) and diplomacy is…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →AGEOD makes good games.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm going to give this game a recommendation for people to own. But with reservations. This is not going to be a straight hex wargame like many of you are used to. If you cannot get your mind around that, then you will hate this game. If you can be open-minded and strive to understand this game, try and understand that the army cards/icons have men truly modeled inside that army,, then you will enjoy this game. I did an AAR of this game over on the Ageod forums.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I own most of the Ageod games out there. I was frustrated in the beginning, as most people are jumping in head first. Fortunately, and with the help of a couple of Play-by-email MP matches (Which for me are Play-by-Dropbox really) I figured things out. As the base engine does not change, I got access to games covering most of the interesting periods of history. TEAW is no exception; steep learning cure, a couple of things to figure out, but once the code is figured out it is very rewarding.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →To End All Wars is, if I'm not mistaken, the first and only global simulator about the First World War. Rating - For fans of the First World War: (9.0 out of 10) Pros: ✅Change of tactics throughout the game - namely, at the beginning, the game itself is incredibly maneuverable, there are offensives and encirclement on both sides. After which a stupor appears you need to start a trench war to build up strength force in the rear and conduct a decisive battle. ✅In the game you can build troops…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I want so badly to love this game. Great historical simulation; they've done their homework on geography, history, and troop composition. This game will teach you the horror of war from feeding your troops and keeping their magazines stocked to drafting new 18 year olds to man the trenches each year. The game accurately characterizes the leadership challenges faced by the lesser powers and the hopelessness of the Western Front. HOWEVER, getting the stupid, clunky, 100 year old AGEOD engine…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Clunky interface makes it impossible and the developer apparently doesn't care that people new to the UX are stumped. Also, the positive reviews here are a result of the company, AGEOD, asking their super-fans to join Steam to skew their ratings. That alone should tell you not to buy this game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So far looks the same as every Ageod game. Lame strategy/combat engine !
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Changing this review to negative because the mid to late game bugs and crashes ramp up in intensity and make the game nearly unplayable past a certain point. Old Review Below ------- The best/most interesting AGEOD game I have played so far. The inclusion of warplans to guide the start and the ability to have them be dynamic and ahistorical means every game will be different, and seeing as there are actually 3 sides and not 2 it means there can be such a huge amount of variety for not only…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bought the game based on some positive reviews in this area. Paid £30 for it. Game will not run at all. I get "Cannot locate compatable Direct3D Device" error, no option to repair it, no access to a "settings" area on the launcher, and then it closes. I've tried finding technical help - only the forum links on the actual game for Tech Support are broken. After a bit of digging, I find it, and found out that the company provides extremely poor tech support for the game. There are requests…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Clunky interface, steep learning curve and overly complex for what it is. Cant recommend it as priced. I applaud the attempt to bring the First world war into a video game. The scale needed for such a undertaking just isn't capable of captured by the engine used.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I started out wanting to like this game but it quickly became vary frustrating, 1 there is no front line trench warfare stalemate in this game 2 army's in the same zone will always attack each other causing one of them to retreat and leave the zone. 2 the battles can be vary unbalanced I've had to many battles where my army of 300k strong is attacked by a force 400k and I lose 20k they lose 50k my army falls apart and runs away taking…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Possibly the best WW1 war game on the market currently. I have played a lot of Commander the Great War and Strategic Command ww1. Each game has it's own merits but personally I find that TEAW really gives you the biggest sense of scale out of the offering of ww1 strategy games currently. If you have played other AGEOD titles then you will be able to pick this up pretty much right away. If like me however you have never played an AGEOD title (Did dabble a little with Pride of Nations) then…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I am a big fanboy of ageod and this is a good try at dealing with the 1st world war. Unfortunatly I won with the entente and the russia a bit too easily. For all new to ageod my advice "patience". Like the real 1st world war it feels like a long slog in the mud but being a PON(pride of nations)-damaged player it felt to me like a rts (lol).
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Lovingly created with bags of detail. Is it playable, not really sure, look I'm the first to like complex, deep games but I think this game, for me just lacks a bit of soul, after 60-odd hours with it my instincts are to fire up another campaign game of GWIE and forget about this. I realise a lot of work under the bonnet has probably gone into it not being the case but it feels like the Civil War 2 engine has been re-skinned with new detail and options added and that's what we have. I like…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →AGEOD does a great job of presenting historical military stratagem games. For some time playing different games I have been wishing they would make a WW1 version, and I am so happy they did. Their game engine (while a bit dated and not perfect) is ideal for this genre. It creates a very realistic, fun, and historically accurate game. I like that you can play the game exactly as it played out in history, or you can make several different changes to create an alternate history. This has…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you want a detailed and overwelming experience of WW1 this is the game for you. You will have to learn the game mechanics and read the manual, cunsult the ageod forum, but once you get the hang of it, you will be addicted :). My steam time on TEAW is low coz I play mostly the non steam (standalone) version. The game is pached frequently (open beta for new builds) and the developers have a great communication with the fan base.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →To End All Wars is an older game from 2014. It's a venerable 10 years old at the time of this review, but really this looks and feels a lot more like a game from 2004, not 2014. And definitely not 2024. It's a military strategy wargame from "Paragon from wish dot com", Slytherine, but that's not necessarily fair because Wish has a reputation for being cheap. Slytherine would charge $200 if they got their hands on a deal to publish Minesweeper. To put it more finely, this is stupidly…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Is the UI user friendly and does it provide helpful tooltips? No. Does the tutorial explain at any point how the logistic system that is the very core of the gameplay actually works? No. Does the tutorial and manual cover the finer points of the underlying rules of the game? No. Is this game the most detailled simulation of the First World War you can find on Steam? Yes. Will you struggle to understand how the war works by shedding blood at horrifying rates for little to no gain? Yes. Will you…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I wanted to like this game. I really did. But for gods sakes, its so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ complicated, and I don't have the time to spend hours studying the tutorial! I've tried to play it without the tutorial, but holy ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ christ, this game is hard. Playing the central powers is like, impossible, and I had it on easy! The austrians are completely useless because the russian numbers are ridiculous, and the serbian army is nigh-unbeatable. And as germany, a successful takeover of belgium is incredibly…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →i have 81 games and i think this is the first one that is worth a few seconds for a review. to start, this is the best ageod game, hands down, i've played every one of their games (except the roman ones) from their first civil war game to the russian civil war to the cossacks. in my opinion they pale in comparison to this amazing game. PROS: its fast, way faster in processing turns then any other ageod game, max time is 4 minutes and that was near the end date in 1918, for the amount of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →One of the more complex Ageod games. But if you like WW1 this is a must buy. But it takes some time to get into it if you havent played any Ageod before. For Ageod starters i advise to play Alea jacta est ,also here on steam, first. Its less complex and easier to get into Ageod games. Its all about the supply thats the first hard thing to learn.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have been playing AGEod games since the first release. The games have always amazed me by the combination of strategy yet details. Simplicity yet complexity. It is up to you how detailed you decide to go, but for those that simply love strategy, you can focus there. For those that want to dive into details, you have that option as well. To End All Wars is no exception, tackling WWI, an era that, in retrospect, had a more profound impact on our world today than I ever realized.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This the best AGEOD title to date. The First World War is beautifully recreated with AGEOD's usual attention to historical detail. The player begins by selecting from a range of different strategic war plans that were either actually chosen in real life (e.g. the Schlieffen Plan for the Central Powers) or were real life alternative plans. Of course once the war begins (on the first turn) the plans can be altered just as they were in real life to respond to ongoing developments. For me the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you have a strong interest in the First World war, you are patient, persevere and devote the time necessary this is one superb, very deep war game. There is a steep learning curve replete with moments of frustration and confusion but of you keep at it evolves into an artful treatment of the great war.. The Ageod website is very helpful when you encounter issues. I'm an old coot but feel that my limited time on the planet was well spent leaning this game and I still have a long way to go.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is one of the best and most detailed games on WW1 out there. It is a tad unfortunate that the patch work is stopped after some efforts due to changes in management and other factors, otherwise this is truly the THE GAME TO END ALL WW1 GAMES
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Steam really needs to add a 'Mixed' option for reviews as that's how I feel about To End All Wars. A fantastic game that is, unfortunately, held back by technical problems. I was greatly enjoying the game, and to a degree I still am, when I encountered an issue on Turn 3 where the turn phase would never progress to even Day 0 of 15. Validating the files fixed it, but it cropped up again on Turns 22 and 23. There are a 102 turns in total. Not even a 1/4 the way through and I've run into the same…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ive no idea what to do, even with tutorials, i just cant get into this.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Excellent game as with all AGEOD products, most realistic and playable WW1 simulation out there.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very good, brilliant grand strategy. If you play as western entente remember that you control belgium, I forgot and lost paris within 3 months of the outbreak of war.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →One of the hardest games in the franchise but a fairly faithful recreation of WW1. Civil War 2 is the best place to start
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Do not often contribute for reviews but thought I would say something about To End all Wars. I had been looking for sometime for a good WW1 strategy game. I find most do not capture that deepth of the period. They play more like a WW2 game with old looking units, using "blitz" tactics in a period when it would take weeks to move. TEAW captures that slower non mobile, entrenched feeling. This game is not a repackaged WW2 clone. In my current game I am playing the Western Entente, the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'v recently found out about the AGEOD games and I have to admit that I've completely fallen in love with them. From Alea Iacta Est through Thirty Years War, Napoleon, American Civil war, Spanish Civil War to WWI all games use the same engine with some variations and fluff to really make the time period shine. To End All Wars is no exception, it plays like an excellent WWI Grand Strategy Game and I for one can't recommend it enough. A classic and instant buy if you love these type of games.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →its good once you understand it
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A great game: very immersive, great historical flavour and 'what if' feeling. Steep learning curve but therefore ultimately rewarding. AI is quite competent but can be beaten - although I did not play (yet) on highest AI settings. What could be better? More diversity in the music score. After many hours of playing it gets a bit boring to hear always the same songs. But of course this does not approach the suffering of the poor blokes in the trenches betwee '14 and '18! ;-)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Deep game for hours of gameplay
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great game, turns are a bit slow but it is a very detailed and complex game which makes it perfect for me. I hope ageod will make the engine better or develop a new one and release the same good old games again. Their new games are not as good as the old ones.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is the absolute best WW1 game available out there. It is by no means a simple game, but once better understood it becomes an absolute pleasure to play. I would willingly spend a couple hundred dollars for To End All Wars 2.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I played this over 30 hours and tried to get a refund. They refused, because anything played over 2 hours will not be refunded. thats a joke, by such a complex game. I tried it out with the east campaign as Germany/Austria. It is is simply impossible to gain any ground and the AI is just insane. Enemy units all of a sudden apear behind my lines at Danzig and Elbing - yeah, like just entire armys can sneak into East Prussia. they just roam about without any penalyt and they seem to have some…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game looked incredibly appealing, but the lag makes it absolutely unplayable. I've tried anything; from changing processor affinity to dabbling with every possible setting in the options menu (memory usage can't even be changed from 10%) and nothing seems to make the game faster. A damn shame.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Once I understood how this game works, I found the game an excellent game. I really like how detail of decision making within the game can be. Also, I like the way the Army Groups are broken down to form smaller army groups all the way to korps. There are so much in this game, I could go on and on. Maybe it is just me about this game, (alittle shocked about the mixed reviews) I really like detailed games like this one. Yes, I have all the other games made by this company, with the exception of…
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