Call of AnimeWritten and maintained by the Call of Anime team. Last updated: August 2026.
What kind of game is Call of Anime?
Call of Anime is a mobile strategy game for iOS and Android. You build up a castle, collect rewards, take part in battles, and join other players in an alliance. The game has both solo and competitive play: monster battles give you something to do on your own schedule, while player battles, forts, rankings, and kingdom wars add a shared map and long-term goals.
The useful way to think about progress is not as a single race to the highest level. Your castle, battle choices, daily tasks, and alliance coordination support one another. A better castle helps you keep moving; regular activity gives you resources; and an active alliance gives that progress a purpose.
Your first play session
- Complete the opening steps. Use the tutorial to learn where your castle, battles, rewards, and map are located.
- Choose one meaningful castle upgrade. Start with upgrades that improve your ability to keep playing—such as capacity, recharge, or the requirements for the next part of the game—instead of spreading resources across every available option.
- Try a monster battle. PvE is a reliable way to learn your current strength and earn progress without waiting for another player.
- Claim your daily tasks and rewards. Check what is available before leaving resources idle. Small repeatable rewards matter more when used consistently.
- Find an alliance when you are ready. Look for one with active chat and players whose pace matches yours. An alliance is most useful when members communicate, not simply when its member count is high.
Castle growth: choose a clear next goal
Castle upgrades are the foundation of your progress. Before you spend, decide what you want the next upgrade to unlock or improve. A clear target helps avoid the early-game trap of buying many small upgrades that do not change what you can do.
For newer players, upgrades that support repeated play are usually the easiest to feel: more capacity, better recharge, and access to stronger content can all create more opportunities to earn rewards. Defensive choices become more important as your castle and resources become more valuable. Review the in-game requirements before committing resources, because the best next step depends on your current level and inventory.
Monster battles and player battles
Monster battles are PvE encounters with bronze, silver, and gold tiers. They are a dependable part of the solo loop: use them to practice, test your current strength, and earn rewards when you do not want to engage another player.
Player battles are PvP encounters on the map. They ask for more judgement: check your readiness, consider the possible reward, and do not treat every visible target as a good target. If your alliance is coordinating an objective, ask in chat before attacking. A well-timed group plan can be more valuable than a single unplanned battle.
Alliances, forts, and kingdom wars
Alliances turn individual progress into team play. Members can use chat to share information, organise attacks, and work toward a common position in the rankings. The best first contribution is simple: be clear about when you are active, ask before joining a coordinated fight, and follow through on the task you agree to take.
Forts are map objectives with bronze, silver, and gold tiers. Capturing one is only part of the job; an alliance also has to be ready to hold territory and respond when rivals challenge it. Kingdom wars expand that idea into alliance-versus-alliance competition. Save your strongest play for the moments your team has identified as important, and use normal sessions to keep your castle and resources ready.
A sustainable daily routine
A productive session does not need to be long. Check daily tasks and rewards, start or review your next castle upgrade, use available battle opportunities, and read alliance chat before making a big map decision. This routine keeps progress moving while helping you avoid spending resources or attacks without a plan.
Notifications can help you return when a recharge, attack, or war event needs attention. Adjust them in your device settings so they are useful rather than distracting.
Frequently asked questions
Is Call of Anime free to play?
Yes. Call of Anime is free to download and play on iOS and Android. See the relevant app-store listing for current availability and any optional in-app purchase information.
Can I play alone?
Yes. Monster battles and castle growth provide a solo path. Joining an alliance adds coordination, chat, forts, and kingdom-war play when you want the social and competitive side of the game.
What should I do if I have a bug or account question?
Email call.of.anime.war@gmail.com with your player name, device type, and a short description of what happened. Screenshots and the approximate time of the issue help the team investigate.
Where can I learn about changes to the game?
Check the game and the Call of Anime blog for guides and updates. For an overview of the available systems, visit Features.