Conqueror's Blade: Three Kingdoms

Conqueror's Blade: Three Kingdoms is set as the Eastern Han Dynasty collapses and Luoyang burns. You pledge loyalty to a historical warlord faction or join other players to build your own forces and pursue a legacy in a world shaped by rival players and war.

The Three Kingdoms

Explore an open world that spans historic cities, mountain passes, frontiers and the Central Plains. Locations are strategic prizes contested by you and other players, while peasants tend crops and merchants and caravans move through the cities. Regions have distinct cultures and customs, and the world includes events such as the Oath of the Peach Garden, along with hidden anecdotes to discover. Discoveries can bring rewards and achievements.

Weather, the day-night cycle and changing seasons affect marching pace and combat. Forests and tall grass can conceal movement, muddy swamps slow advances, and sandstorms or toxic miasma add battlefield hazards.

Command your forces

Recruit from dozens of historical units associated with the Three Kingdoms era. These include elite troops once led by figures such as Lu Bu, Cao Cao and Guan Yu, as well as renowned forces like the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry. Cavalry, archers, infantry and shieldbearers can be combined in different formations.

Battle depends on using unit counters, coordinating with allies and finding weaknesses in enemy forces. You can adjust deployments in real time, build defensive towers to stop charges, set up medical camps to support the frontline and establish production sites to forge siege engines.

Campaign and logistics

You and your allies escort grain and ration convoys, defending them from raids and interceptions. Supply routes are essential to an army's strength, and a severed line can undo a battlefield advantage.

You can also learn and use the signature techniques of historical generals such as Guan Yu and Lu Bu. Their exclusive abilities have distinct animations and can be used to break into enemy formations.

Game modes

A 5v5vE mode sends teams into dangerous, heavily guarded zones to compete with rival squads for top-tier loot. If your character dies, you drop all carried items; only the team that defeats the final boss can claim victory and leave with its loot.

When the global war reaches its peak, top-tier factions fight over Luoyang in a new, large-scale warzone. Nearly a hundred players battle at once for strongholds, camps and strategic chokepoints. Building fortifications, deploying siege weapons and reinforcing the frontline can shape the outcome.