A strategy game about an outpost on the border of Old Rus: serfs mine silver, you hire a guard, give orders and lead a warrior into battle yourself. Bandits of Ataman Kudeyar by day, the Leshy, Koschei the Deathless and Zmey Gorynych by night.
The outpost stands on the border of Old Rus. By day bandits march on it with their own camp and treasury; by night monsters crawl out of the lair, and you have to hold until dawn. It is a strategy game in the spirit of Stick War: your warriors, an enemy camp and a field between them.
By day destroy the ataman’s tent, by night hold until dawn or break the lair. The graphics are drawn by code and the sound is synthesized in the browser. Rated 12+, with no blood.
Serfs mine silver from the veins and carry it to the gate by themselves. Silver hires six kinds of warriors: militiamen, swordsmen with shields, archers, spearmen, wizards and a bogatyr.
The guard follows three orders: Attack, Hold the line, and Garrison, where the guard shoots from the tower. Take any warrior and lead him yourself: he strikes half again as hard, an archer aims by pulling back, a swordsman raises his shield.
The campaign has eight places with two battles each, and every field has its own rules: bog, thicket, barrows, a gate. Four chiefs fight their own way: Ataman Kudeyar, the Leshy, Koschei the Deathless, whose death is in a needle, and the three-headed Zmey Gorynych. There are three difficulties.
Victories give glory, and glory pays for upgrades in the guard’s armory. There are 24 banners for the outpost, five charms and outfits for your warriors. After the campaign the endless Long Night opens, with a leaderboard.
Hire warriors with the buttons at the top or keys 1 to 7. Orders are at the top right, under the silver counter: Attack, Hold, Garrison (keys Q, W, E). Press and hold a warrior to lead him yourself, and let go with the Release button. Charms are the buttons at the bottom; some need a spot on the field.
No. It opens in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer.
Yes. Progress is stored in your browser. If you sign in on the site, it is saved to your profile and opens on another device too.
No. It is a single-player game: you command the guard against the computer. There is no online play and no shared rooms.
The game is free, and there are no ads on the studio site. The site has optional purchases: Remove ads (199 RUB), gold coins in packs of 120, 400, 1100 and 3000 (you can buy them again), the Starter Pack, the Voivode’s Chronicle and the Voivode’s Pack. Gold coins pay for one-time charms and outfits, and nothing gives permanent strength for money. There are no subscriptions and no automatic charges. You can buy only after signing in on the site.
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