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Craft of Wars

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The war between the Reds and the Blues has never been more epic than in Craft of Wars! In this cubic game, you'll fight for strategic points on the map using a classic combat system similar to the one found in older versions of Minecraft. Prepare for intense sword and bow duels, TNT explosions, tactical use of potions, and the legendary golden apples that will help you survive the fiercest battles.

📋 At a glance

Players
1
Same keyboard
No
Mode
Single player
On mobile
No

🎮 Controls

Player 1

WASD / Mouse

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🎯 How to Play

Craft of Wars is a blocky battle game set in a war between the Reds and the Blues. The publisher says you fight for strategic points on the map, using a classic combat system it compares to older versions of Minecraft. Move with W, A, S, D and look around with the mouse. The left mouse button strikes, shoots or uses an item, and the right mouse button defends. Keys 1, 2 and 3 change weapons, and F picks up an item. The publisher also describes smartphone touch controls, but GameDistribution's catalogue does not flag the game as mobile-friendly.

💡 Tips & Tricks

  • Use the right mouse button to defend, then strike back with the left.
  • Swap weapons with 1, 2 and 3 to suit the fight; the publisher mentions both sword and bow duels.
  • Press F to pick up items you come across rather than leaving them behind.
  • Save the golden apples for hard fights — the publisher presents them as a way to survive the fiercest battles.
  • Keep the strategic points in mind; the publisher frames the war around them, not around single duels.

📝 Editorial Review

Craft of Wars borrows the look and feel of older Minecraft combat and sets it inside a Reds-versus-Blues war. The publisher's pitch is short and concrete. It promises fights for strategic points, sword and bow duels, TNT explosions, tactical potions and golden apples to survive. The controls are familiar too: WASD, mouse look, attack, defend, three weapon slots and a pick-up key. What the description leaves out matters just as much. It does not say how matches are structured, how long they last, or who controls the other fighters. We list it as a single-player game, because the publisher describes no local two-player mode. Plan on a keyboard and mouse.

👍 Pros

  • Minecraft-style combat with swords, bows, TNT and potions, according to the publisher.
  • A clear objective: the publisher frames battles around strategic points.
  • Standard WASD-and-mouse controls with keys to defend, swap weapons and pick up items.

👎 Cons

  • The publisher does not explain match structure, match length or who controls the other fighters.
  • GameDistribution does not flag it as mobile-friendly, so plan on a keyboard and mouse.

🎲 Bottom Line

Best for: Solo players who want Minecraft-style sword and bow combat in a Reds-versus-Blues war.

Skip if: You want a building game — the publisher's description is about combat, not construction.

"A straightforward blocky battle game built on a classic Minecraft-style combat system."

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How many players can play?

TwozyGames lists it as a single-player game. The publisher describes no two-player mode.

Is this like Minecraft combat?

The publisher says it uses a classic combat system similar to older versions of Minecraft.

Can I play it on a phone?

The publisher describes smartphone touch controls, but GameDistribution's catalogue does not flag the game as mobile-friendly.

Is there building or crafting?

The publisher's description does not mention building. It focuses on combat, items and strategic points.

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