Game of Thrones Winter is Coming is an officially licensed browser game of the MMO variety that takes place within the exceedingly popular Game of Thrones universe. While the game itself can’t shake the basic gameplay and free to play traps that this genre is known for the visual presentation and tie in to popular culture propels Game of Thrones Winter is Coming far ahead of similar titles. The game is also available through the GTArcade micro desktop app. Playing as your very own lord wit...[Read Review]
Empire (Empire: Four Kingdoms for iOS and Android) throws you right into the heart of battle as your build the ultimate fortress, grow a powerful army, capture enemy outposts and create a thriving economy. At the heart of Empire is an MMORTS experience, a genre that is saturated with similar medieval themed titles. However, Empire offers a few unique perspectives on the genre (some good and some bad) to try offer something different in the market which has ensured the game is consistently ranked...[Read Review]
Vikings: War of Clans extends the Plarium franchise with another MMORTS game that takes the level of polish and strategy further than their past releases in this space. This time around as a departure from the medieval you’ll be taking control of your own Viking tribe on browser, iOS and Android. While this Viking adventure is not the first from Plarium it’s one of their better MMORTS experiences which has been achieved by taking the core success from their other titles while making a grea...[Read Review]
There is no doubt in anyone’s mind that the browser massively multiplayer online strategy market is saturated with games and it’s this genre that Pirates: Tides of Fortune finds itself in. Despite this Pirates: Tides of Fortune has one key advantage over the vast array of medieval, western and futuristic strategy adventures and that is the pirate theme which has remained relatively untouched by the genre. This makes Pirates: Tides of Fortune ideal for the fan of the genre who is sick of th...[Read Review]
Story driven and browser based strategy game don’t usually go hand in hand but Stormfall: Age of War changes all that by introducing a strong storyline supported by voice acting to enhance your whole experience. Set in a mystical land of Darkshrine you’ll find yourself in a chaotic game world, you’ll seize control of the empire as the bravest and most experienced champion in the land in hopes of returning the empire of Stormfall to its age of glory. The castle and its citizens are now in your ha...[Read Review]
Throne: Kingdom at War has you playing as the Lord of a mighty kingdom as you take control of a strategy game with all the usual mechanics thrown in, giving you plenty of opportunity to grow your kingdom. Available in your web browser and mobile (iOS/Android) Throne: Kingdom at War continues the growing collection of Plarium strategy titles. Most comparable to Game of War: Fire Age Plarium has opted for a game that definitely was designed with mobile in mind although browser players will still b...[Read Review]
Can a space themed browser game offer an expansive universe with underpinnings of the 4X strategy genre? That’s exactly the question that AD2460 seeks to answer with an impressive offering in the usually bland browser strategy genre. With its potent science fiction theme and borrowing mechanics from the popular 4X strategy sub genre AD2460 is a surprise inclusion in the world of browser based strategy games. Set many years after the after destruction of human life as we know it AD2460 sets the s...[Read Review]
With its unique Mayan skin Tentlan stands out amongst the sea of other free to play MMO strategy titles that live in the browser landscape. While the fundamentals of core gameplay offer a similar build, fight and expand mentality to other titles in the genre it feels fresh as you command your own Mayan civilisation through trials of economy and war. Set deep in the rainforest players are greeted with their own historical landscape where they can build up their empire one brick at a time. Serving...[Read Review]
Grepolis is a free to play strategic based MMO that was originally designed for browser based play in 2009. With the growing mobile market though Grepolis made the successful leap to iOS and Android apps which has allowed the game to live on beyond its original design by captivating a solid portion of the MMORTS market on mobile. Pairing this with the successful browser experience Grepolis holds one of the most active and largest communities in the genre with a consistent track record for mainta...[Read Review]
Taking the Travian franchise to new heights is Travian Kingdoms, an improved, enhanced and upgraded version of one of the original city building MMORTS titles. Paired with crisp mobile apps for iOS and Android you can now access your kingdom from anywhere that you intend to play with your progress shared between your devices with ease. Travian Kingdoms does feature fairly similar gameplay to the original although most notably has received a graphical overhaul, this new UI is a welcome sight and ...[Read Review]
Therian Saga offers players an intriguing mixture of MMORPG and sandbox gameplay as players will create their unique hero while exploring, fighting, crafting, farming, hunting and much more. Those seeking something different from a browser based adventure will no doubt be hooked on this turn based like RPG that almost feels like a Dungeon & Dragons quest. With its sandbox style approach Therian Saga leaves plenty of choice in the hands of the player. Maybe you want to explore the rich world ...[Read Review]
Game of Emperors offers medieval theme RTS gameplay with colourful graphics. Following the standard formula of creating your own empire through resource collection, raiding and research of technologies there is plenty to do on your way from tutorial to top of leader board rankings. Said tutorial is an expansive one with over two dozen steps but does adequately arm you with the knowledge you’ll need going forward. A side benefit of this extended introduction to the game is you’ll have...[Read Review]
Ikariam is a Greek inspired strategy MMO that players can play in their browser. The game uses a simple 2D interface and gives players a great amount of control over their own territory. Just like other games in the genre you will focus on growing from a small island village with military force or trade to ultimately control more land in the game universe. Ikariam has proven to be very popular with its large player base, simple interfaces and unique resource system that encourages trading (more ...[Read Review]
Now you can fight with the Spartans in Sparta: War of Empires, an online real time strategy game that puts you in charge of the army against the Persian forces. It’s a title with clear inspiration from Spartan lore, legend, history and the popular 300 film. To drive this point home even further players will be treated to some impressive voice acting and strong visual presentation that bring this historic civilisation to life and puts you in the mood for battle against your Persian foes. Ga...[Read Review]
Fans of Clash of Clans wanting to take their game experience to the times of the Romans will enjoy what Total Conquest has to offer. This Roman setting is a nice shift away from the more medieval style games in this genre with plenty of strategic depth just waiting to be explored. Total Conquest is available for free on Android platforms allowing everyone to join in the fun. In the game you’ll be battling thousands of other players for control of the Roman Empire after the death of Caesar. Much ...[Read Review]
Khan Wars is a medieval strategy game that combines competitive gameplay, in depth combat and a great learning curve into a browser adventure. Create a name for yourself as you make an empire and army to smite your opponents on the field of battle. You’ll quickly realise that depth is the focus of Khan Wars as after registration you are faced with your first decision which involves choosing your nation. While some games might have three simple choices Khan Wars has a dozen very unique nati...[Read Review]
Travel back in time as you build up your own thriving settlement, repair your time machine and conquer the savage armies that oppose you. Rage War takes the browser based MMORTS into a fun and unique direction with plenty of content to explore across periods of time rather than limiting itself to a single era in time. Starting your adventure in an air ship after a time travel disaster players claim an abandoned settlement for themselves while they hunt down pieces to the time machine to bring it...[Read Review]
There is no shortage of browser based strategy games out there and while at first glance Forge of Empires might just seem like another one in the genre it’s got some redeeming features that make it one of the decent offerings in this overcrowded space. The graphics are one of the things that in particular set Forge of Empires ahead of the rest with a pleasant style that really brings your buildings and civilization to life as you battle through the lengthy PvE campaign. It’s very obvious that th...[Read Review]
Tribal Wars 2 builds on the long running MMORTS experience that has been online for over 10 years, for both new players and old the second addition to the Tribal Wars franchise has plenty of great strategic gameplay to enjoy. Tribal Wars 2 uses a Middle Ages type setting similar to most games in the genre. The game follows a fairly standard formula with players starting with a small settlement and slowly growing through invading or creating alliances with other players. Every player controls the...[Read Review]
Nords: Heroes of the North is Plarium’s next MMORTS adventure, taking the best parts of their other popular titles, tweaking the formula and adding a different setting the Nords is a challenging and visually pleasing addition to the saturated genre. Nords: Heroes of the North takes place in the land of Shingard, a land that is on the edge of being plunged into an eternal winter by the evil Ice Queen and her army of the undead. Standing between her and this almost inevitable fate are the Northmen...[Read Review]