Video game news, miniature releases, and updates from Archaios.
· Video game demo
The free Kingdoms demo is out now!
Try Warlords of Archaios Online for free. Gather resources, build your base, lead heroes, and battle computer opponents with the human Kingdoms faction.
Play in your desktop browser on itch.io with a mouse and keyboard: click Run game, then Play Demo once the artwork loads. No installation is needed for single-player browser play.
The Windows 10/11 download also supports LAN multiplayer. Players need the same demo version on the same local network. Internet multiplayer and other playable factions are not included in this demo.
The full game is still in development. Share feedback and bug reports in the demo page's comments, and wishlist the game on Steam to follow its release.
Our Steam page is live. Wishlist Warlords of Archaios Online!
The world of our tabletop miniature game is becoming a sprite-based fantasy RTS, inspired by Warcraft III and Age of Mythology. Warlords of Archaios Online now has a Steam page, and you can add it to your wishlist.
The game is still in development. Watch our first devlog for a look at six months of progress, including base building, resource gathering, heroes, creep camps, and god powers.
Build armies, save your lists, and bring the rules to the table. Download the app directly from our website, with no Google Play tester signup. Version 1.0.19 adds a faction selector with logos, restored Goblins artwork, consistent unit cards, and a better-fitting launcher icon. The current rulebook, Version 1.4, is included for offline use.
The updated 69-page rulebook is available to read online or download as a PDF. Unit stats, weapon and spell profiles, special rules, and listed equipment prices have also been updated throughout the website and army builder.
The new 66-page rulebook is now available to read online or download. The website list builder
has also been updated for the current roster, including the removal of Plague Rats and the
Gyrocopter's complete Drop Bomb rule.
