Territorial Conquest

Territorial Conquest is a global real-time strategy game set across the Middle Ages, World War II and the Modern Day. You command a nation and develop its military, economy and diplomacy as you seek global domination. You can expand your borders through conquest or diplomacy and manage your empire across all three eras.

Nations and eras

Choose from a large roster of nations for each era. Middle Ages options include Portugal, England, Scotland, France, the Ottoman Empire, Ming, Joseon and the Mali Empire. World War II nations include Turkey, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Canada, the Soviet Union, Italy, China, the USA, the UK, Germany and Japan. In the Modern Day, you can play as Turkey, Portugal, Romania, South Korea, Spain, Azerbaijan, the USA, the UK, France, Germany, Israel, Japan, China, India and more than 30 others.

Develop your strategy

You can join a coalition or break away and pursue conquest on your own. Diplomacy, military and administrative technology trees shape your nation's development, while era-specific goods let you trade in every era. You can use aircraft and ballistic missiles for strategic bombardments, sabotage enemies by poisoning wells, hacking TV stations or compromising air defense systems, and raid enemy settlements to steal military funds.

Armies and supplies

The available units vary by era. Medieval forces include swordsmen, pikemen, cavalry, archers and crossbowmen. Modern forces include riflemen, machine gunners, submachine gunners, mortars, artillery, tanks, armored vehicles, helicopters, planes, anti-air and anti-tank units. Supply units are essential: without them, frontline units lose mobility and combat effectiveness.

Political influence

You can influence your nation's congress or senate through key decisions. Sound political choices increase administrative funds and help secure seats, while poor choices strengthen rival factions. Decisions in politics and on the battlefield affect your nation's standing in the world.

Voiceovers

World War II and Modern Day nations have voiceovers in Arabic, Chinese, English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Romanian, Russian and Turkish. Nations that share a language also share voiceovers. The Middle Ages era has no voiceovers.