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Total War Battles: Kingdom
Strategy 22 September 2016
The second installment in a spin-off subseries belonging to the Total War franchise, designed mainly for mobile devices. Both titles were created by a separate development team working under Creative Assembly. In contrast to the original game, this one focuses entirely on online gameplay and PvP competition. The game takes you back to 10th century. You become a leader of a small country, who has to take care of its development and security.
Thirty Kingdoms
Strategy 01 August 2014
Maintained in medieval climates strategic browser MMO game by authors Supremacy 1914. In the game we are at the head of one of the 30 noble houses, and our goal is to develop it and lead to domination on a continent composed of 100 provinces. During the game we take care of resources, train armies and fight or enter into alliances with other players.
Goodgame Empire
Strategy 10 October 2012
Mobile adaptation of the popular browser strategy entitled Goodgame Empire from 2012. The game focuses on building cities and competing and/or forming alliances with other players. This is the work of Goodgame studio.
Damoria
Strategy 31 December 2006
Damoria is a browser strategy game realized in the MMO convention. The player plays the role of a medieval ruler, builds castles, creates an army and conducts territorial expansion. The title is provided on a free-to-play basis, which means that the game is free, but some options require payment with real money.
KingsAge
Strategy 31 December 2008
KingsAge is a medieval real-time browser strategy in the MMO convention developed by the German company Gameforge. Players take on the role of ruler of a small kingdom and try to transform it into a big empire. The title is offered on a "free to play" basis with the option of micropayment.
Tribal Wars 2
Strategy 02 September 2014
A browser MMO strategy game and a sequel to the popular production from Inno Games studio. Once again we are taken to a medieval setting, with our task being to build a small village and develop it to a size of a fortified town. This requires us to secure our access to resources and recruit strong army to raid or conquer enemy’s settlements. The core of the gameplay is the idea of players banding themselves into eponymous tribes, making waging war and expanding territory much easier.
Kingdom Quest
Strategy 25 October 2012
Facebook social game with the main emphasis on economic aspects. We rule the kingdom taking care of its rapid development. To this end, we obtain raw materials, build buildings, produce goods and sell them profitably in local shops, thus gaining funds for further investments.
Tribal Wars
Strategy 01 June 2003
A browser game set in the Middle Ages. We take control of a small village and over time we try to create a powerful tribe capable of conquering the surrounding lands. We collect raw materials, expand individual buildings and gather a large army in order to take control of the whole land.