Game guide

A Free Medieval Strategy Game You Can Play in Your Browser

Most medieval strategy games ask for a big download and a long weekend. Kingdoms of Earth asks for a browser tab. Click, sign in and you are standing in a village on a continent called Eldara, with a purse, a few goods and no one telling you what to do next.

Not a kingdom builder on rails

In many browser strategy games you tap buildings and wait for timers. Here you are a person on a map. You ride between towns, buy where it is cheap, sell where it is dear, fight bandits and talk to people. Three continents, four kingdoms and ninety-six settlements carry on with or without you.

Thirteen ways to begin

You can start as a peasant with a small plot, a miner, an artisan, a merchant, a caravan master, a sellsword, a minor noble, a village headman, a steward, a village agha, a lord, a duke or a crowned monarch. Each start changes what your first hour looks like, and none of them is the wrong one.

An economy that actually moves

Fifty-nine trade goods are produced, shipped, taxed and consumed across the map. A shortage in one town is an opportunity in the next. That single idea powers merchants, caravans, ships, guilds and even wars, because armies need bread, weapons and horses too.

Solo or shared

Play your own campaign, or join the shared world where all players live on the same continent and time never stops. The game is in English and Turkish and it is free to play.