A real-time strategy game for your phone. Gather and build, advance through four ages, and march on your rival.
One town, from the same camera, as it advances through the four ages. Rendered in Blender from the game's models, not captured in play.
Where every game begins
Every kingdom starts small: villagers, scouts and militia, houses, farms and the first camps.
New units: Villager, Scout Rider, Militia.
500 food to advance
Archers, spearmen and skirmishers; towers, stone walls, the blacksmith and the market.
New units: Spearman, Archer, Man-at-Arms, Skirmisher.
800 food, 200 gold to advance
Knights, crossbows, monks and siege; the Castle and each civilization's unique unit.
New units: Light Cavalry, Crossbowman, Knight, Battering Ram, Monk and 16 more.
1000 food, 800 gold to advance
Trebuchets, cannons, bannerets and blademasters, and the strongest upgrades of all.
New units: Trebuchet, Great Springald, Handgunner, Bombard, Greatswordsman and 16 more.
Kingdoms of Dominion plays in landscape with controls drawn for touch: box-select with a drag, command with a tap, keep squads on control groups, and jump to a fight from its alert. These are screenshots from the game at the largest iPhone's screen size.
Box-select an army, keep it in squads, and set its formation, stance and patrol.
Every one trains villagers, infantry, archers, cavalry and siege. What changes is how well, how fast and when, and the unique unit each trains at its Castle.
Defensive archery, with European architecture.
Unique unit Longbowman, archer of the Stronghold Age. Outranges every other foot archer. Weak to skirmishers and cavalry on its flanks.
The Britons in full
Heavy cavalry, with Frankish architecture.
Unique unit Francisca Thrower, infantry of the Stronghold Age. Hurls axes from short range. The axes deal melee damage, so archer armour does not help; strong against spearmen.
The Franks in full
Economy and massed missiles, with East Asian architecture.
Unique unit Repeating Crossbowman, repeating crossbowman of the Stronghold Age. Each volley looses three bolts that cut down unarmoured groups.
The Chinese in full
Mobile cavalry archery, with Steppe architecture.
Unique unit Steppe Archer, mounted archer of the Stronghold Age. Fast hit-and-run raider. Fragile if caught.
The Mongols in full
Captured in the game, version 1.0.0
49 units across infantry, archers, cavalry and siege, and each one has an answer. Read the field, bring the counter, and wall the gaps your army cannot hold.
Every unit, building and technology with its costs, stats and counters, read from the game's own files, and guides to playing well.
Open the Tech TreeFrom a first harvest in the Vale to the war for the Crownlands, after a tutorial that teaches the controls. Read the campaign
The Vale, as the Britons. Spring, the first year of the charter.
The Embermark, as the Britons. A year after Brightwater's founding, the crown sends you east to Cinderfold, the last holding before the Embermark woods.
Silverrun Valley, as the Franks. Cinderfold held, and word of it crossed the hills.
The Amber Road, as the Mongols. Far to the east the Mongol khanate fights a quieter war.
The Greyspine Pass, as the Chinese. Autumn.
The Crownlands, as the Britons. The war comes down to one valley.
Being built beside the first release: team battles for up to eight players, 2v2 and then 4v4, and custom scenarios you can play with friends or make in the game's own editor.
Built-in arena for 2v2 and 4v4
Every twenty seconds each lord gets a fresh company, sent to the isle in the moat. A team scores a point a second for each of its soldiers on the isle while no enemy stands there.
Built-in hero arena for 2 to 8 players on up to four teams
Eight bases ring the arena, each a walled compound of five castles and two watchtowers whose front wall stands on the arena with three gates that open for its own team. Every player takes a base and picks a team, 1 to 4; teammates hold neighbouring bases, and a base nobody takes stays empty. Every castle trains its civilization's castle unit for free, as fast as a castle trains it (a Briton castle a longbow yeoman every 22 seconds, a Mongol one a wind rider every 24), and sends it to the circle in the middle of the base. The more castles a base keeps, the bigger its companies. Where they fight is yours to choose.
Built-in tower defence for one or two wardens
Eight waves of the horde march in from the east down two lanes, one for each warden, and meet before the Wolfsgate. Every raider that reaches the gate costs a life; at no lives left the gate falls.
Arena template in the scenario editor
Every twenty seconds each lord gets a fresh company, sent to the hill. A team scores a point for each of its soldiers on the hill while no enemy stands there.
Tower defence template in the scenario editor
Four waves march down the north and south roads, past your keeps, to the pass in the west. Every raider that reaches the pass costs a life; at no lives left the pass is lost.
Classic 1v1 comes first. Both phones play the same match from the same orders, so it plays out exactly alike for both players.
No ads and no pay-to-win. The campaign, skirmish and tutorial play offline. Online play needs a connection.
