Mobile Strike Hack & Tips for Gold – Newest Working Hack

Mobile Strike is the first title published by a company named Epic War. The game is a multiplayer-strategy one and it is available on both Android and Apple. It has been downloaded for more than 3 million times already in 2016 (on both platforms) and it has generally positive reviews. The average rating on Google Play is 3.9 out of 5 while on Apple’s App Store, the game currently resides at 3 and a half stars from a maximum of 5. In order to run at optimal parameters, it requires an Android version of at least 2.3 and for Apple devices, iOS 6.0 or later.

In this game you take the role of the leader of an entire base (similar to a city-builder) and you fight for supremacy with enemies worldwide. Mobile Strike is a multiplayer only title so you should prepare for a lot of socializing while you wait for the buildings to finish their construction time. All jokes aside, it is worth mentioning that there are a lot of events and tournaments that will keep you busy anyway.

Mobile Strike doesn’t require a mandatory sign-up but I strongly recommend creating an account or linking an existent one. You can use Facebook or if you don’t like the idea you can create a special account for the game. By doing so, you will not lose any data in case of changing your device and you will also be able to access your account from multiple devices. It’s a win-win situation.

The game is full of microtransactions so if you are a fan, Mobile Strike is a perfect choice. There are several resources which can be gathered in-game but there is also a premium one – Gold. With Gold you can do basically anything (instantly upgrading buildings, getting VIP account benefits, getting troops faster, getting different resources and so on). The price for Gold varies starting from $4.99 for 600 Gold and going up to $124.99 in exchange of 25,000 Gold.

Mobile Strike Hack for Gold 2016

Mobile Strike uses gold for its primary currency. These are very expensive. You can get only 600 gold for $4.99. You’ll need a lot more to win at Mobile Strike. Download our free Mobile Strike hack tool to easily and freely get gold.

It’s very easy to use. Take a look at the image below to see how quick and easy using our Mobile Strike hack tool is. You dont need to use a complicated jailbreak or APK root and you wont need to fill out any surveys! Just enter the amount of gold you want.

Download our Mobile Strike hack from our website. It takes 30 seconds to download. After it downloads, it’ll install. This takes about another 30 seconds. Select Android or iOS. No jailbreak required for iOS and no need to root into the game’s APK on Android.  No surveys! Then, enter how much gold you would like. Click the big, blue “start” button.

This should start the hack. Once completed — don’t worry, it’s very quick! — open the app on your device. It will run normally, but with the added benefit of your extra gold! Have fun!

Cheats & Tips for Mobile Strike

• Join an Alliance as soon as possible. It may take a while to find the perfect one but you shouldn’t play solo at any given time.

• You have limited spots where you can place resource buildings. Make sure you have at least 4 of each kind.

• Don’t upgrade your Headquarters until you have upgraded all your other buildings to the maximum level. It is better to grow progressively than rush your HQ.

• When you are not sure what to do next, complete the missions. Especially the Daily missions. They will grant additional prizes.

• Don’t forget to research stuff at the Research Facility. All of the upgrades are great but you should focus on Economics/Traps if you are a more peaceful person or on Combat/Commander if you play aggressive.

• Don’t waste gold on buildings. Keep it so you can buy enough Teleports (your alliance will use them) and to get different buffs or bonuses (Peace Shields, Upkeep Reduction and so on).

• Your overall Power is the sum of all elements: troops, buildings, resources, commander power. A higher Power score will attract bigger enemies so be careful.

• Troops will consume food and other resources. Make sure you keep them busy – never in base, always outside and farming.

• If you invest real money in the game make sure you grab some of the special offers (when they are available). The content you get can be twice or even better the value you pay.

Mobile Strike Review

As an introduction note I must inform you that the title of the game might mislead you. You will not strike any mobiles. You will strike, however, a lot of opponents and enemy alliances because that’s the purpose of Mobile Strike. A default multiplayer city-builder with an interesting layout and an uncommon approach. Nothing more, nothing less.

The best feature Mobile Strike has is definitely the variety of troops, buildings and resources. It may not be surprising because the game is a strategy title after all but it wouldn’t be fair not to recognize the developers’ focus on this stuff. More than 15 types of troops, a double skill tree (yes, two independent skill trees) and a lot of resources. In addition to this, the game is not only multiplayer but multiplayer-focused.

You can’t survive by yourself and an alliance can’t survive without the activity of each single player. I really like when this is happening in games. Another great thing about Mobile Strike is that the advantage gained by the players who invest a lot of real money into the game doesn’t seem to be that big. It may just a false impression but from what I’ve seen, there is a little bit more balance in this title compared with other similar games.

Moreover, there a lot of rewards, prizes and special events that will compensate the players who wish to keep the game free-to-play. It is worth mentioning that Mobile Strike is ad-free and that you will not be overwhelmed by annoying ads unless you specifically want to (gain free gold by watching game trailers).

In the following lines I will explain (and try to keep it short) what I don’t like about Mobile Strike or what I would change if given the possibility. First of all, I must say that I am pretty disappointed because the game is too similar to other titles and I can’t get past this. I understand that it’s almost impossible to come up with a 100% original idea but that’s no excuse.

This problem can be partially solved by adding many more new features or at least changing the existent ones. Maybe adding something unexpected like a background story. Secondly, I would definitely change the way the game is marketed on both Google Play and App Store. There seems to be a discordance between what the developers are saying and what are you actually doing in Mobile Strike. If you don’t pay attention to the game tags, you will expect an action game or something like that.

Also, that Schwarzenegger line has nothing to do with the game. Last but not least, I am a bit upset by the community of the players I encountered.  It is obvious that it doesn’t have anything to do with the developers or the game itself but they seem too unfriendly for a social-oriented game like Mobile Strike. Probably not a bad idea would be a system implementation where good guys are rewarded and bad flaming guys banned or punished.

Overall, Mobile Strike is a game I would most likely recommend. If you like city-builders and you want to have a fresh start without all the medieval-fantasy themed titles that are all over the market in 2016, Mobile Strike may be exactly what you are looking for. It is also free of charge.

Ratings

Artwork: Mobile Strike gets a rating of 8 out of 10 for its artwork. Settlement-building games aren’t usually modern-looking because the focus is on the gameplay rather than the graphics. However, the artwork is not entirely represented by the graphics and that should be common sense.

The character design is interesting, the game’s layout and background are matching the theme (a futuristic-war one) and the global map looks decent. There are some problems here and there (unfinished stuff mostly) but overall you can’t complain much about anything. There is still room for improvement and I except some minor updates in the following weeks.

Music & SFX: I give Mobile Strike a rating of 7 out of 10 at this segment. The game has an interesting soundtrack which matches the game’s futuristic war-theme we talked about earlier but which isn’t various at all. There is basically one song on an infinite loop that sometimes doesn’t even work once you started playing.

The sound effects used in the game are, firstly, really loud. When you get over the loudness, you can clearly hear some well-thought sound effects which aren’t amazing in any way but definitely better than most games have. It is safe to say that in Mobile Strike, the focus wasn’t on the music or SFX but taken as a whole, they are proper enough.

Story/Originality: The game gets a rating of 6 out of 10 at this section. Once again I must mention the fact that people tend to remember what they’ve played and to publish a title which has the same interface, gameplay and ideas but a different layout is very annoying and easy to see. Unfortunately, Mobile Strike is one of those titles. Don’t get me wrong, I like the concept and it’s probably one of the multiplayer strategy games I will play for a while but if you look at Clash of Kings or Game of War, you will see how similar those three titles are. If you are going to copy another game, try at least to be discrete.

General Gameplay: Mobile Strike gets a rating of 8 out of 10 for its general gameplay. The tutorial from the beginning is so thorough and complete that it have the tendency to annoy you – do that, build this, click on that. However, it will help you a lot. The game is pretty overwhelming because of the complexity and you will find yourself reading guides or asking people for advice.

The controls are decent and the menus are intuitive enough (taking in consideration the fact that there are literally hundreds of different options). The players has to give Mobile Strike some time to get used with. For the time I’ve played I haven’t encountered any major bugs, freezes or crashes.

Addictiveness: I give Mobile Strike a rating of 9 out of 10 for its addictiveness. There a lot of problems with the game but being boring is not one of them. You have anything you want – an immersive multiplayer game, character progression, troop progression, base progression, special themed-events, special alliance-events and the list can go on like this indefinitely.

The best feature of those strategy games is that you can’t run of things to do because there is always something new. The only reason I am not giving it a maximum rating is that, at least in the beginning, this game is pretty hard to be understood (especially for newcomers).

Overall, Mobile Strike gets a rating of 7.6 out of 10.  Clearly, there are a lot of issues with the game but I believe that with a few updates (and developers are constantly doing this), this title can become really popular and it will be no surprise if we see it reach the tops.