Empirio
Ten-player Civilization-style empire building on one shared pixel-art map that never pauses.
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What it is
Empirio puts ten real players on a single 700x700 isometric map in a free browser strategy game that cites Civilization and Rise of Nations as its models. You found cities, put workers into sawmills, quarries and farms, send traders out for coin and keep food above zero while your borders grow until they meet a neighbour's; warriors and towers keep defending after you log off, and the world ticks every two seconds for the whole run. Worlds last about a month and several can run at once, and the game is funded by donations with no paid upgrades or ads. English and Ukrainian interfaces.
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