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Stackcraft: Three Kingdoms

Stackcraft: Three Kingdoms is a card-based simulation game. During the turbulent late Han period, stack cards to recruit famous generals, experience events, develop, and dominate your territory. Try to stack your Three Kingdoms story on the desktop.

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About the Game

Begins in a small town in the chaotic late Han world. Farm, mine, construct, defend against bandits, manage your town by stacking cards. Protect your people's livelihood and fend off bandits, recruit famous Three Kingdoms characters, and become the overlord from nothing.

Many famous Three Kingdoms characters, such as Guan Yu, Lü Bu, Zhou Yu, Xiahou Dun, and Zhuge Liang, can be recruited. Build your faction, and become the overlord of the late-Han chaos. You can collect them in multiple ways: force enemy commanders to surrender through battle, encounter random events, or improve your reputation to attract them.

Drag cards and stack them to produce facilities, resources, weapons, and soldiers. Allocate resources wisely, and turn a city in ruins into an automated "war engine" with a constant supply of troops, grain, and weaponry.

Assemble and deploy your legion strategically, combining various unit types and generals to exploit different attribute advantages. As the game progresses, develop new unit types and craft a wide variety of weapons and equipment for generals, so they can use powerful skills on the battlefield.

Conquer cities and expand your territory across the vast map. You can assign generals to garrison cities or launch fierce assaults on rival factions' strongholds.  Save the Han or declare yourself emperor? It's up to you.