Buy Gloria Sinica: Han Xiongnu Wars PC key

Gloria Sinica: Han Xiongnu Wars is set during the reign of Emperor Wu of Han, amid wars between the Han Empire and the Xiongnu on the northern steppes, as well as conflicts involving other kingdoms, cities and tribes. It combines role-playing, real-time strategy and action gameplay in a world based on archaeological discoveries and historical documents.

A world of many cultures

The world stretches from the Sushen and Fuyu tribes beside the Black River in the east to Kangju and Dayuan, west of the Pamirs. Its 200 cities represent more than 30 countries, cultures and tribes. Regional centers reflect their different surroundings: the Han Empire has palaces, walls and towers; nomad tribes live across tall grass; Dian drums sound in southwestern forests; and castles stand beside oasis rivers in the Western Territory.

You can visit taverns and streets and meet historical figures, including generals Wei Qing and Huo Qubing and warriors such as Guo Jie and Lei Bei. You can join their quests and follow stories from history; some quests reward you with character cards. Away from battle, you can trade between the two sides of the Great Wall, tour places of interest or seek out local foods.

Arms and equipment

The game includes more than 1,000 weapons, armors, garments, architectural works and other items, made with reference to recent archaeological findings. These include Qin helmets, Han lamellar armor, ring-hilt swords, whistling arrows and eagle bows.

Military campaigns

You can serve under a general, follow orders, garrison the border and fight in the battles of Monan as a Han Empire soldier. Alternatively, you can lead your own sizable force, command formations from the battlefield and rise through the military ranks to become imperial commander-in-chief. You can also take and rule a city, establish workshops, train troops and compete for power among emperors and khans.

Game modes

Single-player and multiplayer are separate modes; multiplayer cannot be played as a single-player mode. Multiplayer is an added mode, and its servers are in China, so players elsewhere may experience network delays.