The Map Room
Every game here was played for at least three weeks on a fresh, free account by two of us, then marked on four fixed criteria. Nothing under 7.0 gets a table. “A visit” and “Visits” are what the game asked of us by the second week; “Risk” is how much another player can take from you.
City builder with hero battles
The newest game on the map: a bright city builder where the battles are fought by collectable heroes.
Ancient-world conquest
Greek city-states on an island map, with gods, triremes and alliances that decide who keeps what.
Medieval village warfare
The original browser war game, still running: one village, then two, then a tribe that owns a continent.
Medieval village warfare, modernised
The sequel with a drawn map, a proper app and the same ruthless economics of villages.
Ancient-world empire building
Romans, Gauls or Teutons on a shared map, racing to build a Wonder before everyone else.
Second World War grand strategy
A real-time map of the 1940s where armies take hours to arrive and a match takes weeks to decide.
Artwork on this page belongs to each game’s publisher and is shown for identification. The method behind the marks is on the how we mark page.
