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We currently support only English and Korean because the game hasn’t launched globally yet. We’ll add more languages as soon as possible.

Archived App (Last seen on 31 Jul 2026)
This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.Engage in a strategic RPG where units move like chess pieces, demanding tactical decisions each turn. Build your deck, steal skills, and defeat enemies before the "Blood Night" descends, or face devastating consequences.
1.1.3
June 1, 2026
New features and bug fixes have been applied. For more details, please check the in-game Discord channel.
$15.99
Rank Up Pack 1
Rank Up Pack 1
We currently support only English and Korean because the game hasn’t launched globally yet. We’ll add more languages as soon as possible.
Blood Night: Prologue of War is a fantasy chess-strategy RPG where units move like chess pieces on a tactical battlefield. Victory depends on strategic decisions, deck-building, and managing turns before a "Blood Night" event occurs.
Yes, Blood Night: Prologue of War contains advertisements. This is common for free-to-play games that offer in-app purchases.
Combat is turn-based and strategic, with units moving according to chess-like rules. Key elements include formation, distance, turn order, and turn management, rather than just raw power.
Yes, you can steal skills from battles and equip them onto other units. This allows for extensive customization and "forbidden builds" that break class boundaries.
If you fail to defeat the enemy within the given turns, the "Blood Night" will begin. During this event, your own allies are attacked, potentially ruining your strategy.
The game features over 500 units to collect, along with countless pieces of equipment and skill combinations to forge your ultimate deck.
Blood Night: Prologue of War is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, indicated by its supported devices.
Blood Night: Prologue of War has an age rating of 4+, making it generally suitable for younger players. However, parents may want to review gameplay for specific content.