Six Generals

Six Generals is a turn-based strategy game built around battles between generals from the Three Kingdoms. Each general has a skill and calculation method tied to their life story, and you combine generals to compete for control of the three kingdoms.

Campaign and progression

The Quick Start menu includes several ways to earn resources and develop generals:

• Campaign: earn generals’ tokens and decoration pieces.
• Military: complete up to 10 attempts a day for bullions and silver tickets.
• Tower: earn a gold decoration set.
• Hall: upgrade generals, their skills and their equipment.
• Tavern: complete missions to recruit a new general.
• PK: compete against another player for bullions.

You can also complete achievements to learn about famous Three Kingdoms figures and the sources of the generals. Daily tasks provide multiple resources, while military construction produces resources, coins and ingots.

Battles and competition

The game includes more than 100 cross-border battle maps, each with normal, difficult and nightmare difficulty levels. Battles provide generals’ and equipment fragments. In the battle of influence, players compete over 60 cities for the world, earning silver tickets, exploits and ingots.

A 50-tier trial tower offers challenges and some equipment and generals. Real-time competitive modes let players around the world compete for ingots, and a separate system lets friends compete against one another. Each round can play out differently depending on the lineups and positions, allowing weaker forces to win through unexpected outcomes.

Generals and formations

Six occupations and hundreds of skills offer a range of possible combinations. Example lineups include:

• One Commander + Four Tigers: after the commander attacks, the Tigers follow up, letting all five attack one target.
• 貂蝉 with high-output infantry and a physical-strength commander: 貂蝉’s Huan Yan prompts allies in the infantry to attack, while the commander boosts physical strength to help trigger Huan Yan again.
• Pang Tong with high-output cavalry: Pang Tong’s Iron Chain links all enemies so each takes damage.
• Yuan Shao (Yi Yi) with archers: Million Arrow Hair (Covered Main) greatly increases the chance that archers fire, and each shot fires twice.
• Zhou Tai with multiple commanders: Zhou Tai’s skill grows stronger with more commanders. The Guardian protects commanders from injury, while the lineup can select different attributes to produce different effects.
• Guo Jia (Zhou Yu) with other generals: Guo Jia’s Observation can leave one or two enemies at the end after they fight; Zhou Yu’s Anti-Between makes an enemy fight the next one.