Rule the map
92 provinces, 13 countries and six rival crowns that trade, plot and go to war, whether you are watching or not.
A FREE STRATEGY GAME IN YOUR BROWSER
Rule a realm, from the map down to every street.
Grow your towns, feed your people and raise your armies, in real time, while six rival crowns try to do the same to you.
No download, no account. Saves in your browser.
Choose a crown
Seven realms, and the difference between them is not a difficulty slider. Each one starts on its own ground, with its own army, its own money and its own enemies.
Build your towns
Step into any town. Lay roads, plant fields, raise houses, and watch your people go about their day.
Lead the war
Raise regiments, give the orders, and watch them march, clash and take the town, man by man.
And underneath it
- Laws you write yourself, judged by every group in the realm.
- A council that answers back, and resigns if you overrule it too often.
- Fleets that sail real water: a blockade starts when they arrive.
- Islands to discover before your rivals sail there first.
- Losing is survivable: a realm in danger can call a general muster.
- Seven crowns to choose from, each with its own land, army and enemies.
IN ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT
Play it with other people One realm, one treasury, several people deciding what to do with it — plus the hall, and who is about. Needs an account.
Join a kingdom
One realm, one treasury, several people deciding what to do with it. Enter the six-letter code the host gave you.
Kingdoms open to anyone
Only kingdoms whose host has put them on the list. A game between friends stays off it and is reached by its code alone.
- Sign in to see which kingdoms are open.
Who is here
Everybody signed in right now. Somebody has to open a kingdom before you can join one, so this is where you find out whether anyone is about.
- Sign in to see who is about.
The hall
Everyone who is signed in, in one room. Find someone to share a kingdom with.
- Sign in to read the hall.
Anyone with a Google account can read and write here, and there is no moderation beyond muting somebody in your own browser. Treat it as a public room.