Kingdom Wars

About this game

Kingdom Wars is a medieval defence game where you merge facilities, traps and turrets to hold a castle against wave after wave of attackers. Every piece you place takes up part of a small board, so the strongest defence comes from combining what you own rather than spreading it thin.

How to play

1. 1Drag two matching pieces on top of each other to merge them into a stronger one.
2. 2Place traps and turrets along the routes attackers take towards the castle.
3. 3Keep a few free slots open so pieces can still be merged once a siege begins.

Controls: Single player · Portrait

Tips and strategy

• Keep two or three slots empty on purpose. A full board has nowhere to combine anything, so every new piece becomes a problem you cannot fix without giving something up.
• One merged piece holds a route far better than three basic ones scattered along it. If you cannot cover every approach, cover the one the waves keep coming down and leave the rest light.
• Do your building between sieges rather than during them. Merging takes a moment away from the defence, and that is exactly the moment the attackers are looking for.
• Decide which pieces you want on the board at the end, then work backwards. It is easier to place towards a known layout than to rearrange a board you filled one piece at a time.

Game details

Developer

Yizhiyuan Network Technology Co., Ltd.

Released

Aug 25, 2026

Updated

Aug 25, 2026

Players

Single player

Category

StrategyAction

Tags

Frequently asked questions

How does merging work in Kingdom Wars?

You drop one piece onto a matching piece to combine the pair into a single stronger version. Two slots become one, which is how the board keeps pace with later waves instead of running out of room.

Can I play Kingdom Wars on my phone?

Yes. Kingdom Wars is laid out in portrait, so it fits a phone screen naturally while playing the same way on a desktop.

Which pieces should I merge first in Kingdom Wars?

Start with whatever is covering the route the current wave is using. A lane defended only by basic pieces is the one that gives way, and a strong piece somewhere quiet is doing nothing for you at that point.