Three Kingdoms vs Rewrite World

A casual Three Kingdoms strategy where every run tells a different tale. Lead a warlord, gather legendary heroes, and decide the fate of the realm. ■ Every run, a new tale - 8 random events (plague, Yellow Turban revolt, wandering strategist, tribute, harvest, imperial decree, famine, meteor) - Capture the enemy capital and decide the captive lord's fate — execute, recruit, or banish - Single combat mini-game before each battle (Charge · Defend · Stratagem RPS, winner gets ×1.10 to the main battle) ■ 8 warlords, distinct AI - Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Sun Quan, Yuan Shao, Dong Zhuo, Lu Bu, Ma Teng, Gongsun Zan - Per-faction AI styles: aggressive, defensive, balanced, opportunistic, recruiter - 5 scenarios — Chaos, Guandu, Chibi, Hefei, Infinite mode ■ 51 legendary generals - Guan Yu's duels, Zhang Fei's charges, Zhuge Liang's stratagems, Lu Bu's might - 10 specialties (charge, iron wall, fire attack, ambush, recruit, warlord, strategist, morale, rider raid, duelist) - Deterministic auto-battle: terrain × walls × morale × specialties ■ Reasons to replay - S / A / B / C / D grade after unification (weighted by turn, territory, generals, executions) - 14 achievements — Lightning Unification, faction-specific, scenario victories, Purifier and more - Same seed → same outcome (deterministic battle, events, and duel) ■ Clean monetization - Free. No ads. No tracking. Ever. - One IAP — All-Under-Heaven expansion (15 legendary generals + 4 scenarios)

Same empire, different ending. Whoever you start as, history splits from there. Rewrite World - Three Kingdoms is a turn-based strategy game set from the late Han dynasty to the founding of the Three Kingdoms. Choose a faction and a starting year, then manage its economy, armies and diplomacy on a map where each turn is one month. ■ Four starting points The Yellow Turban Rising (184), the eve of Guandu (200), the eve of Red Cliffs (208), and the eve of the Three Kingdoms (220). Each has its own balance of power, its own officers and its own objectives. Replay any of them as a different faction. ■ The map is your control panel Tap a province to manage it and drag armies to move them. For distant targets, plan a route and your army advances on its own each turn. Before you commit to an attack, a forecast shows both sides' strength and terrain bonuses. ■ Officers and the economy Recruit officers to lead armies and run provinces. Set taxes, raise troops, build and research to grow your realm, and keep an eye on population, manpower and unrest. ■ Diplomacy by conversation Negotiate alliances and treaties by talking directly with rival rulers. AI generates the dialogue, but the game rules decide whether a deal is struck. Persuasion alone cannot buy an alliance; relations and strength have to back it up. ■ Before you start · A fictional simulation inspired by history. Territories, strength and officer stats are game approximations and may differ from the historical record. · Diplomatic conversations need an internet connection, and the sentences you type are sent to outside providers for AI processing. · Game progress is stored only on your device and cannot be carried over to another device. Privacy policy: https://rewritesamguk.sanglimsoft.com/privacy Support: https://rewritesamguk.sanglimsoft.com/support