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Medieval strategy for Android

Kingora

Build your village. Raise an army. Win the season.

An online strategy game where every realm is a fresh start. Grow a busy village, lead a hero, fight beside your clan and race your neighbors for the realm in a season of about 8 weeks.

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Free to playOnline with real playersGold never buys troops

Concept of the village screen: a stone keep with blue banners surrounded by a lumber camp, quarry, iron mine, farm, barracks, forge, stables and market, with resource counters at the top and Village, Map, Army, Clan and Shop buttons at the bottom
Concept art. The game is still in development.

The game

Your story, in six steps

Kingora is played in short visits: start a build, send your troops, check on your clan, and come back when the timers are done.

  1. Build your village

    Start with a timber hall and grow it into a stone castle. Lumber camps, quarries, iron mines and farms keep everything else running.

  2. Choose your hero

    Pick the Warden, the Vanguard, the Ranger or the Lorekeeper. Your hero grows stronger with you and shapes how you play.

  3. Raise an army

    Train infantry in the barracks, riders in the stables and siege engines for the big walls. Every soldier is earned, never bought.

  4. Join a clan

    Team up with your neighbors. Chat, help each other finish builds faster and call everyone to arms when a fight is coming.

  5. Conquer your neighbors

    Raid for timber, stone and iron, take over old Ruins and rival villages, and grow from one village into many.

  6. Win the season

    After about 8 weeks the realm ends. The winners enter the Hall of Fame, and everyone starts fresh in a new realm.

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The world

A realm to grow into

A village seen from above: a stone keep in the middle, a lumber camp, mine and quarry along the forest, a farm with golden fields, barracks, stables, a forge, market stalls and a pond

Build it your way

Your keep stands at the heart of the village. Around it, lumber camps, quarries, iron mines and farms fill your storehouse, while the barracks, stables and forge get your army ready.

Choose what to upgrade next: a stronger economy, a bigger army or a taller wall.

Villagers at work: woodcutters felling a tree, reapers in a wheat field, a miner pushing a cart of stone, builders on scaffolding and soldiers drilling with spears

A village that lives

Your villagers are always busy. They fell trees, haul stone, mine iron and bring in the harvest, while your soldiers drill in the yard.

Every upgrade shows: timber gives way to stone, and stone to banners.

A map of the realm: villages and castles with blue, red and green banners, a winding river with bridges, forests, old ruins and an army marching toward a rival castle

One shared realm

Your village sits on a map with hundreds of others. Rivers, forests and old Ruins lie between you and your neighbors.

Scout them out, march your army across the bridges and plant your banner. Just remember: they can see you too.

From timber hall to royal castle

  • Timber hall
  • Manor
  • Stone tower
  • Castle
  • Royal castle

Images on this page are early concept art. The game is still in development.

Heroes

Choose your hero

Four heroes, four ways to play. Pick the one that fits you and grow it through the season.

  • The Warden: a woman in plate armor with a blue cloak, a mace and a shield with a white tower

    Warden

    Defense

    The shield of your home. Your village defends harder, loses fewer troops and gets more out of its wall.

  • The Vanguard: a bearded knight in a red tabard with a greatsword over his shoulder and a helmet under his arm

    Vanguard

    Offense

    Leads from the front. The army hits harder, marches faster and weakens enemy walls before the fight.

  • The Ranger: a woman in a green hooded cloak with a bow, a quiver and a hawk on her arm

    Ranger

    Raids and scouting

    Quick and clever. Troops march faster and carry home more loot, perfect for raiding.

  • The Lorekeeper: a white-haired scholar in a blue robe with a book and a staff with a lantern

    Lorekeeper

    Economy

    The builder's friend. More timber, stone and iron from your village, and faster building.

Features

Made for real life on a phone

A strategy game that respects your sleep, your time and your wallet.

  • A living village

    Villagers chop timber, cut stone, mine iron and reap the wheat. Watch them work while your village grows.

  • Rest Hours

    Pick the hours you sleep. During them your villages defend much harder against other players, and the game stays quiet.

  • Clans

    Chat with your clan, help each other finish builds faster and stand together when an army marches in.

  • 8-week seasons

    Every realm has a clear end. After about 8 weeks the winners are crowned and everyone starts fresh, so you are never too late to join.

  • Fair play

    Gold never buys troops. Armies are earned, everything for sale is shown up front, and there are no paid random items.

  • Lively from day one

    New realms start with computer-controlled lords, so there are neighbors to watch and raid from the first hour. They step aside as real players arrive.

FAQ

Questions and answers

New here? Read How to play. Other questions? Visit Support or write to us.

What is Kingora?

Kingora is an online medieval strategy game for Android. You build a village, choose a hero, raise an army, join a clan and fight your neighbors for the realm. Each realm is a season of about 8 weeks with a clear winner and a fresh start.

When can I play?

Kingora is still in development and coming soon to Google Play. This website will link to the store as soon as the game is out.

Is Kingora free?

Yes, it is free to play. Optional purchases such as Gold, cosmetics and the Patron subscription go through Google Play, and Gold never buys troops. The only ads are optional reward videos that you choose to watch.

Can I be attacked while I sleep?

The realm is live, so armies can march at any hour. That is why you choose your own Rest Hours: a daily 7-hour window when your defense counts double against other players, and the game stays quiet unless an army is on its way. New lords are also fully protected for their first 72 hours.

What happens when a season ends?

After about 8 weeks the realm ends. The winners go into the Hall of Fame, villages and armies reset, and a new realm begins. What belongs to your account stays with you, such as Gold, cosmetics and titles.

Who are the computer-controlled lords?

New realms start with computer-controlled lords, so there are neighbors to watch, raid and race from day one. They follow the same rules as everyone, never chat, and retire as the realm fills with players. Their old villages become Ruins that anyone can take.

Do I need an account?

No sign-up needed. The game creates a guest account for you the first time you play, with no email or password. You will also be able to link it to Google Play Games, so it can move with you to a new phone.

Does Kingora need internet?

Yes. Kingora is an online game: the realm, your villages and your clan live on our servers, so you need a connection to play.

Does Kingora collect my data?

Only what the game needs. Your guest account has no email or password, and your game data is stored on our servers in the EU. The optional reward videos come from Google AdMob, and we use GameAnalytics to see how the game is played. Read our privacy policy for the details.

Who makes Kingora?

Kingora is made by Codevix LLC in Los Angeles, California. Questions or ideas? Write to us at info@codevix.com.

The realm is being built

Kingora is coming soon to Google Play, free to play on Android. Check back here for the store link.

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