Silent War

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3.9~~/10~~

Our score

10K+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-09-21

Screenshots

First-person view down a whitewashed alley with a blue gate, a rifle raised and 100 health on the HUD

A yellow-skinned rifle aimed along a sunlit village street with the score at 25

Kill notification over a blue gate as a gold-skinned gun reloads, score 10

Kill cam replay of a soldier at a doorway with a Union Jack calling card

Enemy soldier caught in the open beside a villa wall, score 80

Kill cam over the villa rooftops with the killer's calling card

About Silent War

Silent War is a small-team mobile FPS from One Bite Games: Team A against Team B in first person across one ruined map, Abandon Villa Town, with five soldier classes, loadouts, custom rooms and a rank system. It is free with ads and coin purchases, version 0.3.5 on Android 8.0 or newer, with 10,000-plus installs and no iOS. Nine of its fifteen reviews are one star, almost all for the same reason: they could not log in.

Game information

DeveloperOne Bite

Version0.3.5

Size372 MB

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsYes

In-app purchasesYes

Content ratingTeen

Requires (Android)Android 8.0+

Offline modeNo — online multiplayer only, account required

Installs10K+

Data checked2026-09-21

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-09-21. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Silent War Review: A Mobile FPS Most Reviewers Never Got Into

Team A vs Team B on One Map, With Classes and Custom Rooms

The listing is a feature list for a compact Call of Duty-style shooter: first-person touch controls with aiming, reloading and sprinting, real-time Team A versus Team B matches through online matchmaking, custom rooms with your own rules, a weapon shop with packs and loadouts, five classes — Assault, Guardian, Recon, Support, Sniper — a rank and profile system, coins earned or bought, and an account with Google sign-in. The map is one: Abandon Villa Town, a ruined urban zone of whitewashed walls and blue gates that fills every screenshot, with a kill cam, a Union Jack calling card and a 100-point HUD. The one substantive positive review, a July 21, 2026 five-star on version 0.2.7, calls it a promising mobile FPS with enjoyable gameplay, easy controls, classes and weapons that vary the matches, a private-room mode and regular improvements from the developer. A Spanish five-star from July 2 asks for a Spanish translation, no ads and optimisation for low-end phones.

Nine One-Stars, Nearly All at the Login Screen

Fifteen reviews in eight languages, 9 one-star, 5 five-star, all from July to September 2026. In July the most-voted one-stars, three votes each, could not type a username, then got stuck on the screen after Continue; the developer replied that a temporary server issue had frozen the username screen and was fixed, asking players to update. The August and September reviews show the fix did not hold: a Spanish player on August 5 cannot log in, a Russian one on August 7 reports the game not loading after registration, three Thai reviews between August 7 and September 8 cannot register or sign in even with Google, and an Arabic review on August 27 asks how to enter at all. A French one-star from July 1 got further and found jittery aiming and a screen that shakes on its own, telling the developer to look at Call of Duty Mobile. No review after July describes a match.

Version 0.3.5, Free With Ads and Coins, and a Data Card That Claims Nothing

Silent War carries an advertising badge and in-app purchases from $0.99 to $99.99 per item — coins, per the listing — and Google's data-safety card declares nothing collected and nothing shared, which is an unusual claim for a game with accounts, Google sign-in and a rank profile. It requires Android 8.0 or newer, is rated Teen, states no download size, and has no App Store version; One Bite Games is Syed Hasnad Jami's studio. Version 0.3.5 on August 9, 2026 is the fourth build in six weeks, after 0.2.1 in June and 0.2.6 and 0.2.7 in July, so the cadence the July five-star praised is real; the login failures reported on 0.3.4 and 0.3.5 are the counter-evidence. Two months of reviews put installs at 10,000-plus with no star rating displayed. There is no PC version. Prices vary by region.

Pros

Five classes, loadouts, custom rooms and a rank system in a lightweight package
Frequent builds — four versions between June and August 2026
Enjoyable, easy-to-learn matches, per the one review that reached them
Free with a coin shop; developer replies to bug reports

Cons

Registration and login failing for most reviewers since July, including Google sign-in
One map, English only, version 0.3.5
Screen shake and unsteady aiming reported in July
Ads plus purchases to $99.99, and a data card that declares nothing despite accounts

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Verdict

A 3.9: a competent-looking small FPS that its own reviewers mostly could not enter — a July login bug the developer says was fixed, followed by August and September reviews that say it was not. Take it only if you want to try a 0.3 team shooter with custom rooms and can tolerate a broken front door. Skip it until a version's reviews describe matches instead of sign-in screens.

Gameplay4A standard team deathmatch loop on a single map — when the account screen lets you reach it.

Controls4Easy to understand for one reviewer; jittery direction and a self-shaking screen for another.

Replay value3Ranks and custom rooms would give reasons to return; one map and a login wall take them away.

Graphics & sound4Clean whitewashed villa streets, but reviewers ask for optimisation and call the graphics not yet optimal.

Monetisation4Ads and coin packs to $99.99 on a 0.3 build most players cannot enter.

3.9out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

Frequently asked questions

Can you play Silent War offline?

No. Every mode is online — matchmaking, Team A versus Team B, custom rooms — behind an account with Google sign-in, and the reviews' main complaint is that the sign-in itself fails. There is no bot match or offline practice listed, so without a connection and a working login there is nothing to play.

Is Silent War free?

Free to install with ads. In-app purchases run from $0.99 to $99.99 per item — coins for the weapon shop, per the listing, which says coins can also be earned. A Spanish reviewer asks for the ads to be removed; no remove-ads purchase is described. Prices vary by region.

What phone do you need for Silent War?

Android 8.0 or newer; the listing states no size. Reviews from July 2026 ask for optimisation for low- and mid-range phones and to prevent unexpected closures, and an Indonesian five-star says the graphics are not yet optimal. There is no iPhone version. The bigger requirement is a login that works.

Can you play Silent War with friends?

That is the design: custom rooms with your own match settings for private battles, alongside public matchmaking, in Team A versus Team B format. The July 21, 2026 review specifically praises the private-room mode. Everyone in the room needs an account, which is where reviews from August and September stall.

How long is Silent War?

Open-ended multiplayer with a rank to climb rather than a campaign to finish; matches are short. In practice the time most reviewers spent was at the username screen — the July server issue and the August–September registration failures — so budget your first session for getting in, not for playing.