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Ikariam
Strategy
February 15, 2008
Ikariam is a free to play browser real-time strategy in the MMO convention. Players take control of a small settlement and try to turn it into the capital of a great empire. In the game world reminiscent of ancient Greece there are many references to mythology and mass culture.
KingsAge
Strategy
December 31, 2008
KingsAge is a medieval real-time browser strategy in the MMO convention developed by the German company Gameforge. Players take on the role of ruler of a small kingdom and try to transform it into a big empire. The title is offered on a "free to play" basis with the option of micropayment.
Skyrama
Strategy
September 22, 2011
Skyrama is a free browser-based economic strategy game in which players steer the development of the airport. Bigpoint developers were inspired by classic "tycoons". (e.g. Airport Tycoon and Airline Tycoon), enriching his work with a range of social options and eye-catching cartoon visuals.
Thirty Kingdoms
Strategy
August 1, 2014
Maintained in medieval climates strategic browser MMO game by authors Supremacy 1914. In the game we are at the head of one of the 30 noble houses, and our goal is to develop it and lead to domination on a continent composed of 100 provinces. During the game we take care of resources, train armies and fight or enter into alliances with other players.
Tribal Wars 2
Strategy
September 2, 2014
A browser MMO strategy game and a sequel to the popular production from Inno Games studio. Once again we are taken to a medieval setting, with our task being to build a small village and develop it to a size of a fortified town. This requires us to secure our access to resources and recruit strong army to raid or conquer enemy’s settlements. The core of the gameplay is the idea of players banding themselves into eponymous tribes, making waging war and expanding territory much easier. Game mechanics have remained unchanged, though visuals and user interface have been slightly improved. The developers also made sure to offer new structures to build (hospital, tavern, and monastery) and introduce two types of units. As its predecessor, the game is distributed using a free-to-play model, supported with microtranscations.
Duma Szlachecka
Strategy
cancelled
A browser-based economic strategy by the native studio Historical Simulations. Production takes us into the reality of the seventeenth-century Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, allowing us to play the role of a nobleman building his magnate power. While having fun, we take care of the economic aspect and development of our farmstead, participate in the political life of the country and create our own military force. The distinguishing feature of the game is the great attention to historical reality, manifested in the reproduction of authentic geography, architecture, politics, economy and fashion of the Republic of nobility.
Grepolis
Strategy
October 1, 2010
Browser MMORTS strategy, set in ancient times. In the game we take care of one of the small Greek cities, and our task is to make it a real metropolis through constant development in the economic and military spheres. We have at our disposal a variety of buildings, 30 unique technologies to discover and the specific powers of the Greek gods who will bestow their favor on us in exchange for their homage. The game allows you to choose a diplomatic or military strategy, offering epic battles on land and on the high seas.
Elvenar
Strategy
April 8, 2015
A browser MMO strategy game from the creators of Tribal Wars. In Elvenar the player joins one of two sides of conflict: humans or elves, and strives to build a prospering metropolis. Each of the two races uses different technologies and offers unique architecture, units, and a bit different gameplay philosophy. For example, elves live in harmony with nature, practice magic and coexist with other fantasy creatures, whereas humans are more of ambitious engineers, who use medieval weapons and technology. The foundation of gameplay is to provide your settlement with wealth and security as well as transform it into a big metropolis. To this end you have to produce food and collect resources, expand buildings, and recruit a strong army that would fight your battles and allow you to explore new territories. In Elvenar you can focus on story-based campaign missions or interact with other players: establish alliances, trade or wage wars with them. Battles are fought in a turn-based system on hexagonal fields. Elvenar stands out from similar games with impressive 3D visuals and high-quality graphics.
Star Trek: Alien Domain
Strategy
June 11, 2015
Another browser MMO game adaptation of the cult Star Trek TV series universe. The title was based on the newest canon of the series, although it features a completely new story. The plot takes place in a mysterious region of the universe called Fluidic Space, where the members of United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire again fight for influence. The players choose one of the factions and establish colonies, gather resources, develop their fleets, and conduct research. Like a proper MMO game, Star Trek: Alien Domain features much combat between the players, including one-on-one skirmishes, raids on the enemy outposts, and great battles between the rivaling factions. In the game you may see many iconic ships from the series and movies, but you also have an option to build your own vessels.
Infinitum: Battle for Europe
Strategy
April 21, 2015
An MMO browser strategy game developed by Allodium. The players are taken to an alternative version of Europe consumed by a total war. The post-war continent is led by Global Security Agency, a military-industrial conglomerate that attempts to fight the ensuing chaos through repressions and weapons of mass destruction. The players are left with a faithfully-recreated map of Europe consisting of 15000 cities, assuming control of the individual settlements in order to rebuild them and take part in the conflict by creating alliances and engaging in military operations. The game mixes city-building elements with real-time strategy elements – we are tasked with resource gathering, recruiting military forces, all the while engaging in combat for influence and territory.
Bleach Online
Strategy
June 7, 2014
Bleach Online is a browser-based turn-based strategy game referring to the popular anime series. The player takes control of a team of up to six people and sets off on a journey during which he has to perform further tasks and fight against opponents standing in his way.
Supremacy 1914
Strategy
September 6, 2009
A free-to-play real-time strategy – Supremacy 1914 is a game set in the World War I available via web browsers. The game stands out in terms of its performance and attention to historical detail. A player assumes the role of a European country leader fighting for domination over the Old Continent. One’s task is to reasonably manage the country's resources, tend to economic growth, ensure high morale throughout the provinces, proceed with military development, create a strong army, and engage in territorial expansion. The key to victory lies in establishing diplomatic relations with other countries in order to create alliances and work for the common good. The gameplay mechanics feature high complexity, yet at the same time they maintain intuitive and simple controls. Most undertakings require a strategic approach. After starting an action, such as drafting units or erecting a structure, players have to wait as long as several days until for them to be completed. Because of that, the game does not take much of our time and does not obligate players to log in on a regular basis.
Romadoria
Strategy
May 6, 2011
Romadoria is a strategy game maintained in the MMO browser convention, the action of which was set in the realities of the Roman Empire. Players take control of a small colony and try to turn it into a thriving metropolis of the ancient world. The title published by Looki is available on a free-to-play basis with a micropayment option.
Nemexia
Strategy
November 30, 2009
Nemexia is a real time space strategy created by Bulgarian company XS Software in the MMO browser convention. The game depicts a conflict between people, robots and strangers. Players are supposed to expand one of the thousands of planets and join the fight for domination in the Universe. The title is distributed on a "free to play" basis with the option of micropayment.
Khan Wars
Strategy
January 1, 2005
Khan Wars is a real-time browser strategy developed by Bulgarian XS Software studio. As the ruler of one of the 11 available tribes, players fight for dominance over the medieval world. The title is offered on a "free to play" basis with the option of paid facilities.
Kapi Hospital
Strategy
January 1, 2010
Kapi Hospital is a free browser game by German company Upjers, in which players play the role of the director of a medical facility. However, a career in health care is not easy, because apart from making accurate diagnoses and treating patients, it is necessary to take care of a number of issues related to the activity of the clinic.