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Flip & Conquer

A coin decides every battle — you decide everything else: the target, the stake, the cards you spring. Not luck, nerve. Wager one square or your whole border and take the map. Learn it in one round, play it all night — up to 8 empires online, or a branching campaign solo.

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About the Game

The coin is fair. Everything else is up to you.

In FLIP & CONQUER, every battle is won or lost on heads or tails — but you decide who to attack, how many squares to wager, and which cards to spring. Start as a single tile and grow into an empire that spans the map.
Take squares, build your empire.

A Turn Is a Bet

Pick an enemy along your border and wager squares — one for a safe nibble, or a towering stack for a game-swinging gamble. Call heads or tails. Win the flip and the land is yours; lose it and you may forfeit your own. The coin is 50/50. Knowing how much to risk is not.

Stack the Deck

When a card comes your way, you don't draw it — you draft it, picking 1 of 3 and holding up to 3. Thirty-three cards span Attack, Defense, and Action: tilt the coin with Luck, arm the hidden Double Stake to secretly double what your attacker risks, or force a rival to skip a turn outright. Under fire? A reactive-defense window lets you answer an incoming attack with a counter-card.

Conquer With (and Against) Friends

Bring up to 8 empires onto one map over Steam. Forge up to 4 named teams — alliances that fly your banner — cut deals in text chat, and if you're knocked out early, stay and watch how it ends. Built to be taught in a single round and played all night.

A Campaign of Crossroads

Fight a branching campaign from Prologue to the throne across five paths — trials, fog of war, endless survival, scattered isles, and a Warlord that mirrors your own traits. Solo skirmishes fill the map with NPC empires whose difficulty sets how well they play, and whose personalities — aggressor, defender, opportunist, schemer — set what they want.

Your Empire, Your Colors

Carry one identity across every match: a name, a capital, a slogan, a build drawn from over 40 traits that changes how you play, and a procedural three-color flag that flies over every square you take.

  • Coin-flip combat, your stake: wager one square or your whole border — the flip is fair, the risk is yours.
  • Up to 8 empires online: Steam P2P, built for game nights.
  • 33 cards, drafted not dealt: 11 Attack, 6 Defense, 16 Action — pick 1 of 3 whenever a card comes.
  • Hidden traps & reactive defense: arm Double Stake in secret; answer attacks with a counter-card.
  • Up to 4 named teams: alliances under your banner — until the map says otherwise.
  • Five-branch campaign: trials, fog, survival, isles, and a trait-mirroring Warlord, from Prologue to throne.
  • NPC empires with personalities: difficulty sets their skill; six archetypes set their ambitions.
  • Over 40 traits, one identity: name, capital, slogan, a trait build, and a procedural three-color banner.
  • Boards up to 500×500: a quarter-million squares of land and sea to carve up.

The coin doesn't play favorites. Call it in the air.