Nations Royale

Take the world one province at a time. Every fight plays out live.

TODAY’S MAP

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Everyone gets the same world today.

OR TAKE ANY NATION

Difficulty is the nation itself, not a setting you chose: who you wake up next to and how much unaligned ground is in reach. EXTREME nations start boxed in against strong neighbours.

How it works
  • Every nation is one province holding a live count of troops. It refills on its own, up to a cap.
  • Most of the map is unaligned. The grey provinces belong to nobody, hold a lighter garrison, and never attack you. That is where you grow.
  • Tap your land, then tap where to send. Troops march there, and it takes real time. Send to your own province to move a garrison up to the front.
  • Distance is never a wall. A province far from the target marches through your own land to get there — automatically, it just takes longer.
  • Add more sources with SELECT ALL, a long press, or shift-click — or drag a box with shift held (long-press and sweep on touch) to grab a whole region at once. They all send together, rear provinces included.
  • Fights run continuously. Both counts fall until one hits zero. Zero is when the land changes hands, and the winner starts from almost nothing.
  • Bring more than they have. Defenders have the edge, so a bare majority is not enough.
  • Capitals are fortified and hold far more than ordinary ground. Retake yours and the fortress is yours again.
  • Your empire is outlined as one shape. Everything you hold glows inside a single acid border, and the lines between your own provinces fade — so you can see the bloc, not just the pieces.
  • A gold shield means garrison ground. No rival borders it, by land or by sea, so nothing can march on it while your front line holds. That is the ground to spend your war score on.
  • Take a nation’s last province and it is gone. Those are your KILLS, counted up top and ranked on their own boards — most nations killed today, and most this week.
  • Fighting fills your war chest. Captures, kills and time survived all raise your WAR SCORE — the ⚙ chip up top. Spend it on the ground: select a province, tap DEVELOP, and build its track tier by tier. Development opens at 1:15 — the opening war comes first.
  • Every province has its own upgrade path, themed to what that country really is — fortress ground raises walls, industrial ground raises factories, naval ground raises fleets. Tier 4 is a fork between two doctrines; tier 5 is that doctrine's capstone, with abilities like free troops marching to your front on a clock.
  • What you build stays on the map. Structures, borders and auras are all visible — and if a developed province falls, the conqueror inherits it at one tier lower. Far behind, every build is a third off.
  • Conquer the whole world — every last province. Your clear time is your score.