Kinda: Tiny Planet Kingdoms

Kinda is a calm, quick strategy game on a tiny low-poly planet. Drag from your city to a neighbour to send your armies, capture villages, turn them into farms that feed your soldiers, smithies that strengthen them or barracks that multiply them, and upgrade them with a double tap. Watch your borders: a besieged city cannot launch an army, and a city cut off from your land is of no use to you. Campaign: ten eras on one planet, from the Stone Age to the Space Age, each with its own cities, buildings, soldiers and weapons: tents and herds, ziggurats and pyramids, Roman temples, the market of Al-Faw (capital of the Kinda kingdom), the Round City, factories and railways, skyscrapers, and finally a launch pad. From level eight: gold, oil and iron mines, and defence bases. Skirmish: one island with forty-seven cities, you in one corner and three kingdoms in the others, and ten minutes to be the last one standing. Everything is hand-built low-poly with warm light and cool shadows. The game is in Arabic and English, with no ads, no account, no internet, and no data collection at all.