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Royal March: Shattered Kingdoms

A medieval strategy game with indirect control where you fight on isolated islands, achieving victory through rational decisions and smart unit composition. Beware of Vikings approaching the island. Remember, the one who adapts best wins.

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About the Game

A strategy game set in a medieval world with indirect control, where you fight on isolated islands by influencing battles through decisions and army composition rather than controlling units directly.

                                                               

Units act autonomously, engaging in combat and taking positions on their own, creating a dynamic and unpredictable frontline.

                                                              

Beware of Vikings who periodically land from the sea and disrupt the battle.

Victory goes to the one who best adapts to the chaotic flow of combat and manages resources and army composition effectively.