← Age of Ramparts

Support

For the iPhone and iPad game published on the App Store by Nuance Tecnologia Financeira LTDA.

Reporting a problem

Please tell us:

• your device (for example iPhone 16 or iPad Air) and iOS version (Settings → General → About);
• the game's version (Settings → General → iPhone Storage → the game);
• what you did, what you expected, and what happened instead;
• a screenshot or a screen recording, if you can.

If the game crashed, you can help us find the cause by turning on Settings → Privacy & Security → Analytics & Improvements → Share With App Developers. Apple then sends us anonymous crash reports. It is optional.

Frequently asked questions

How do I play?

Your first game is a short guided lesson (you can skip it). After that: build towers on the plots beside the road, send villagers to gather food, wood, gold and stone, and Age Up your Town Center to unlock stronger towers. Hold the road for 20 waves to win. "How to Play" on the main menu explains it again at any time.

How do I pause, or play faster?

Use the pause button at the top of the screen (a long press on the age badge also pauses). The speed dial at the top switches between 1×, 2× and 3×.

Is my game saved?

Yes. If you leave the app in the middle of a game, it continues where you left off when you come back. Your best results are kept too. Everything is stored only on your device: deleting the app deletes your progress, and there is no online sync. A new device gets your progress if you restore it from a backup of the old one.

Does it need the internet? Are there ads or purchases?

No. The game plays fully offline, has no ads, and sells nothing. It collects no personal data (see the privacy policy).

How do I change the language?

The game follows your device's language: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese or Simplified Chinese. To choose a different one for this game only, use Language in the game's Settings, or the iOS Settings app → the game → Language.

Can I play upright or sideways?

Both. Settings → Screen: Auto, Portrait or Landscape. iPhone starts upright by default.

How do I turn the music, sounds, voices or vibration off?

Open Settings from the main menu or the pause card: Music, Sound effects, Voices and Haptics each have their own switch.

Which devices are supported?

iPhone and iPad with iOS 26 or later.

Accessibility

What the game supports today:

• Reduce Motion (iOS Settings → Accessibility → Motion): screen shakes, camera flights, sliding and bouncing effects are turned off or replaced by fades.
• Differentiate Without Color (Accessibility → Display & Text Size): burning, slowed and converted enemies get their own icons, health bars get marks, and missing amounts are written out.
• Dim Flashing Lights (Accessibility → Motion): hit flashes and glows are softened.
• Menus follow your text size.

What is not complete yet: VoiceOver can reach every control and announces the main game events, but it has not yet been tested in a full game by VoiceOver users; the in-game text stops growing above a certain size. If you rely on an accessibility feature, we would love to hear what works and what does not.

Acknowledgements

The game is made by one small team with the help of free and open resources:

Fonts

Bevan: Copyright 2016 The Bevan Project Authors. Changa One: Copyright 2011 Eduardo Tunni, Reserved Font Name "Changa". Both under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.

Fire Loop

"Fire Loop" by qubodup (opengameart.org/content/fire-loop), licensed CC BY 3.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0). Cut, mixed and looped.

Sound effects (CC0, with thanks)

Medieval Weapons Sound Effects Library by Still North Media (Ben Jaszczak, Brian Nelson); Impact Sounds and RPG Audio by Kenney (kenney.nl); rubberduck, bart, Amarikah, artisticdude, Independent.nu and PagDev (opengameart.org); "Elephant voice - trumpeting" by தகவலுழவன் (Wikimedia Commons).

Music

Composed for the game; instrument samples: GeneralUser GS by S. Christian Collins.

Voices

Synthesised with Chatterbox (Resemble AI, MIT) and Kokoro-82M (hexgrad, Apache-2.0). No real person's voice was copied.

Art

Painted with the FLUX.2 [klein] 4B image model (Black Forest Labs, Apache-2.0), then directed, cut out and assembled by the team.

Privacy

The game collects no personal data. Read the full privacy policy.