$8.99Circle Empires World Conquest in Bite-Size Circles
Conquer neighboring circles, raise armies and hunt boss monsters in fast, colorful real-time strategy runs that play out differently every time.
Is Circle Empires worth it?
Circle Empires is worth it if…
- you want strategy in short bursts, not hour-long campaigns
- you like randomized worlds and trying a new leader each run
- you prefer bright, cheerful visuals over gritty war simulations
- you enjoy easy-to-learn games with difficulty settings to crank later
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Conquer the world one circle at a time
The whole universe here is a patchwork of connected circles, each holding loot to plunder and foes to thrash. You are the god-like ruler of a tiny kingdom with big plans: send workers out to gather, recruit fighters, and push into the neighbouring circle before pushing into the one after that. Every circle you take becomes yours to build on, so your empire swells outward like spilled paint. It is real-time strategy with the fat trimmed off: quick decisions, constant expansion, and a map that keeps shrinking as your borders keep growing.
A different world every run
No two games play out the same. Worlds are procedurally generated, so each run scatters fresh terrain, flora and fauna across the circles, with over 150 different creatures, buildings and resources in the mix. Choose one of 18 faction leaders, each with their own bonuses, and decide how you want to win: flood the map with units, dig in with buildings, or chase down the 12 enemy boss monsters. Units earn XP and level up, so the little soldiers that survive your early scrapes become the veterans of your late-game army. And yes, you can grow pumpkins. The game is very clear about this.
