Eternal Three Kingdoms

Android App Analysis and Review: Eternal Three Kingdoms, Developed by Com2uS Holdings. Listed in Role playing Category. Current Version Is 1.17.01, Updated On 30/01/2024 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Eternal Three Kingdoms. Achieved Over 274 thousand Installs. Eternal Three Kingdoms Currently Has 12 thousand Reviews, Average Rating 4.4 Stars

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Tired of complicated Three Kingdoms games?
Say no more! It's all about casual tactics and the thrill of mass battles!

Assign your favorite heroes to different armies!
It's all about customization!

Recruit mighty heroes such as Lu Bu, Guan Yu, and Zhao Yun.
Devise unique strategies to form elite troops!

Explore solid and extensive scenario based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms!
Heroes with unique skills and unique game modes are at your disposal.

Command the mightiest heroes using unrestrained strategies and formations!
Crush your foes as you face them in mass battles!

Enjoy simple controls and fast-paced gameplay!
Engage in an immersive storyline as you clear stage on the go!

Collect powerful Three Kingdoms heroes and supercharge their progress!
Experience a variety of upgrade systems and battles!

** This game is available in 한국어, English, 日本語, 中文简体, 中文繁體, ไทย, Tiếng Việt.

▶Minimum Requirements:

Galaxy S7 (OS 6.0) / 2GB RAM

▶ Permission Guidelines
App will request permissions in order to provide certain services.:

[Optional Permissions]
- Storage: This permission is required to store and load your gameplay
screenshots and video captures. Only gameplay data will be accessed.

※ App will run without optional permissions but certain game features may remain inaccessible.
※ Android 6.0 or higher is required in order to grant the app optional permissions.
※ Apps may not request user consent for certain permissions. Please see below for instructions on how to manually set app permissions.

▶ Manually Setting Permissions

Users can reset or revoke permissions after granting access.

[OS 6.0 or Later]
- Settings > Apps > Select the App > Permissions > Choose which permissions you want the app to have.

[Versions Prior to OS 6.0]
- Upgrading to 6.0 or higher will allow you to set permissions manually.

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